DMeisterJ said:
Well, cosmetic changes do justify a new format. That's why regular TVs are going the way of the dinosaur, analog receivers for TVs will be phased out by the new year, and more people are buying HDTVs. The same argument could have been made to go from black and white TVs to color. It was only cosmetic changes, but as you can see, it still changed. |
Bull. Size and widescreen are NOT cosmetic differences. If something changes the physical shape, it is a practical difference.
Blu-Ray has yet to have truly practical differences to DVD, especially intiutive ones.
DVD was intiutive. It's easier to use than VHS, but its NATURE. Blu-Ray is NOT there yet. So holdouts from the A/V crowd will likely cause just a small boost. The mainstream still doesn't have a reason to drop DVD.
A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.
Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs








