LordTheNightKnight said:
It was this comment: "of course, Microsoft can still buy a 18 month exckusivity if they want." You basically implied that only that side does such a thing. You honestly think Sony didn't make deals with studios to support blu-ray? Disney actually co-developed the programming for HD-DVD, but then switched sides. You think there was no incentive to do that? Of you think Sony might not be in talks with Warner about this apparent move? |
Not all studios are being payoffed. Fox is legitimitely supporting Blu-Ray because of their avid love of DRM. BD+ was the deciding factor for them. When AACS got cracked, they stopped putting out titles on Blu-Ray for months!
Actually, that's one of the things that negated the Paramount exclusivity effect. Fox had been almost non-existent on the BD front for most of 2007, and didn't start releasing titles again until around the time Paramount went exlcusive, so in a way it was like both formats gained an exclusive studio, thus negating any affecting Paramount had on software sales, aside from Transformers.







