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Originally Posted by MavsX
well it comes down to sales of dvds, and in this case blue ray dvds. With the major production companies like warner and paramount, which own at least 75% of the market. They are the real players. Once they stop shipping HD Dvds..you wont be able to even buy HD dvds..and because of that HD will die. And blue ray will be the ultimate winner. I have already seen commercials for new dvds that are coming out. The commercials say "Now available on DVD and Blue ray", there is a reason why they don't say or show an HD dvd...because the aren't making them. Which is why blue ray has already won. HD Dvd is a goner..sorry bro. Also, haven't you read like the bazillion articles about different companies that are making/distributing blue ray exclusively. Best buy and Circuit city and wal-mart have slashed prices of HD players to get ride of the stock. simple economics.
Plus....blue ray sounds cooler anyway...
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Exactly. The only possible thing that could save HD-DVD would be a consumer backlash to not purchase Blu-Ray and stick with standard DVD. But that's not going to happen.
I wonder how long it will be until the blu-ray version of Xbox is released.