| Fei-Hung said: yes i really do. I dont base this on opnion but on various interviews with 360 spokesmen. Early on the 360 rlease, 360 was asked why they didnt include a next gen disc drive. 360's answer was as they were ensure what would succeed; the blue ray format or teh hd format. 360 was hoping the hd format to succeed obviously or they would have to purchase a blue ray rights ob sony, meaning 360 game which sell,s sony will profit on it too :S Remember, as graphichs get better, a.i. gets better, sounds getsbetter and content increases, more disc space is needed. Before the current gen consoles were released, varius games on the ps2 and xbox required 2-3-4 dvds. How is it possible that this gen can make better games with higher qulaity graphics etc without using a greater disc format. This is why PS3 although late in release has had a big gamble of the inclusion of blue ray now paid off. If you search online you wil find various articles where you will find 360 spokes people admitting to now fainally having to start to implement plans of a blue ray drive. If they don't, the games on 360 will never be able to step up in content. It's a shame but thats what the 360 deserves for cutting corners (in my opinion). this also makes you think, although less expensive, is it worth it to ahve a console which u need to constantly pay extratowards for upgrades? :S
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It's really outlandish to think the 360 could start using Blu-Ray for games, I don't even know what would make someone seriously consider that. Do you think Microsoft will mail each 360 owner a free Blu-Ray drive? Either that or they'll suddenly start ignoring the existing 360 userbase, which is equally stupid and would amount to the launch of a new console.
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