From May 20 through June 9, movie enthusiasts that purchase an HD-A2 HD-DVD player will receive a $100 in-store instant rebate.
From June 10 through June 16, consumers that purchase any Toshiba HD-DVD player will receive a $100 in-store instant rebate. For individuals seeking the complete home theater package, an HD-DVD player can be
purchased with any Toshiba 42" (measured diagonally) or larger HDTV for a $200 in-store instant rebate.
Running through July 31, 2007, consumers who purchase any Toshiba HD-DVD player can get five HD-DVD titles for free.
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"The sudden closure of several video-game studios at Microsoft Corp.’s Xbox division was the result of a widespread cost-cutting initiative that still isn’t finished.
This week, Xbox began offering voluntary severance agreements to producers, quality assurance testers and other staff at ZeniMax, which it purchased in 2020 for $7.5 billion, according to people familiar with the company’s plans. Others across the Xbox organization have been told that more cuts are on the way.
Speaking about the closures more broadly, Booty said that the company’s studios had been spread too thin — like “peanut butter on bread” — and that leaders across the division had felt understaffed. They decided to close these studios to free up resources elsewhere, he said.
Game Pass has not seen the massive growth that Xbox boss Phil Spencer may have been hoping for."
"Speaking about the closures more broadly, Booty said that the company’s studios had been spread too thin — like “peanut butter on bread” — and that leaders across the division had felt understaffed. They decided to close these studios to free up resources elsewhere, he said"
So what you're saying is...you bought all these studios and you guys can't run them.
Jesus.
Reports are suggesting that Game Pass will be getting a price hike soon and that Call of Duty may not be added to the day one offering. I honestly have a hard time believing this but it does beg the question why exactly did GP fail? I think the answer is that it just didn't get the growth that it anticipated. Jim was right but I wish he wasn't because at the end of the day, its gamers, devs and other front-line workers who have to absorb the blow for Spencer and team's miscalculations.
For all the armchair executives who were calling for Sony to release its big-budget AAA games on PS+, the same exact thing would have happened at PlayStation. Game Pass has killed Xbox. Congrats.
So a HD-DVD player for $299 and 5 free HD-DVD movies.
Good deal. Now if Toshiba can plant that price at $299.
Good deal for people who haven't experienced HD.
Although I'm Blu-Ray all the way!
For a great format. Almost wish I had held off on the 360 add-on.
I feel we'll see HD-DVD players in the $299 price range by X'mas with or without Wal-Marts help.
Desperation