Joshua Zyber Of Highdefdigest.com reports:
As we move forward into the new year, it's time to look back fondly on all the exciting developments of the past 12 months. In the world of home video, 2007 was certainly a tumultuous year for the ongoing High Definition format war. Despite proclamations at the end of 2006 that the conflict would be wrapped up within a few months, both the HD DVD and Blu-ray camps remain as firmly entrenched in their positions as ever. In fact, if anything, the animosity between the two sides has only grown more bitter and vitriolic.
Big things happened in 2007, some positive and some negative for both sides. Each format saw the release of around 300 additional titles during the calendar year. Some studios made aggressive pushes for High Definition media, unleashing both major day-and-date new releases and prestigious catalog titles. Other studios seemed to back away from the table. One major player shocked the industry with an unexpected decision to drop one format entirely in favor of the other. Meanwhile, a company that was rumored last year to likewise change strategies wound up holding its ground. As if that weren't enough, yet another studio spent the better part of this last quarter mired in rumors that it was planning a shift of its own.
To bid farewell to the year that was, please join me as I look back at all of the major High Definition studios and hand out some year-end report cards, rating each on how well they've supported their chosen formats.
Weather the storm in Diablo Immortal with the Tempest—the eighth class making its way into Sanctuary! Starting May 23, players can make waves through Sanctuary with this dynamic new class.
Hades 2 is near perfect, and the only thing worth criticising is that some of the boons need a little rebalancing.
The Pocketpair community manager has slammed the blind lies and continuous 'hate campaign' aimed at Palworld.
on Amazon, HD DVD sales are totally cleaning up. It looks like HD DVD is winning the format war thanks to lower prices and consumer preference. It's about time also.
is here to stay, so HD-DVD can just go away.
Blu-ray Still the way to goooooo.
(b) FTW.
and all i have to say is "HALLE BARRY IN SWORDFISH IN HI-DEF" lol i think in the long Run HD-DVD will clean up and Blu-Ray will be losing Exclusive Studio's just like it lost Paramount.
SONY Idiots always say "OMG THEY WERE PAYED OFF BY MICROSOFT" because they can't stand the Fact that it Happens so they result to such Idiotic manner.
If a Company Payed another Company off don't you think that would result in some king of Comotion?...grow the fu*k up please
On a sidenote i just bought "Blade Runner: the final cut" on BD via amazon ... Hope that does not fuxx0r "PS3 Limps on and on"s 'statistical evidence'
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