Prime Player writes: "In this ever evolving world of technology, video enthusiasts and gamers alike have become very familiar with the advanced, yet infantile Blu-ray format. I say "infantile" with no implied negative connotation, but more so because it remains a young format that has yet to reach its full potential. Even though BD has been on the market for little over three years–less than three for the Playstation 3–it has still garnered equal amounts of praise and criticism. That fact is largely due to Sony's implementation and marketing of the PS3 as an alternative BD player, in addition to pushing it as a necessary gaming format.
There exist the technical advantages versus older formats including hi-definition video/ audio perception, scratch-resistant technology, and voluminous data capacity. Though, beyond those technical feats, has BD done more harm than good to Sony, gaming consumers, and game developers?"
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Hmmmm will this article be removed because of the conclusion at the end as last time i brought up the benefits of blu ray i received a 3 day ban and lost bubbles.
"Ultimately, the end result will likely better the industry to a great extent. With time, production costs will reduce, quirks will be worked out, and mainstream penetration will be reached."
Exactly...just like PS2 and DVD when they came out. The only bad thing about Blu-ray happened with the delay of the PS3 launch because of production problems. But since Blu-ray has been out it's been nothing but good and is a big stand-out selling point of PS3, especially for consumers that are starting to get into the HD swing of things.
No blu-ray haven't done any harm to Sony DVD's get scratch easy making it not readable overtime with the amount of scratchest does blu-ray scratch easy No it has scratch-resistant coating to protect disc from Unnecessary scratchest.
Then you have the storage space with blu-ray disc the give you High Definition video/audio without compressing anything compare to DVD quality, if you have a new HDTV and you want to is the full quality of your Television then blu-ray player or a playstation 3 will give you HD view and Audio without compressing the movie or videogames.