| Fei-Hung said: well unfortuantly thats where u are wrong. Blue-ray is the format which is taking over DVD just as DVD took over VHS and VCD. as i said earlier, why don't you search online on 360 and Blueray. p.s. please do not post another comment until u have logically and rationaly thought and about it. Rememebr this news is old now (next gen format war was all over the news papers and media when HD went bust and Blue ray came out victorious). so red these artciles first, see what the microsoft people have to say on blue ray and the 360 then come back make a comment. take facts rather then assumptions into mind when u type teh next post. thanks |
No their games will continue to have limitations, but they arent going to change their optical media. They can't, its way too late. When you look at MGS4 you know why every generation there needs to be a disc media upgrade. A game like that isn't possible without multiple disc on the 360.
What the 360 will do is keep on paying developers to minimize how large their games are to make it seem like DVD isn't holding gaming back. Its the cold hard truth. You can always make a game on a DVD, but you can't make the best game possible which is why this generation has been a small upgrade from the last. It also might explain why the 360 doesnt possess the WOW factor necessary to sell well WW. If every game made was as massive and detailed as MGS4, the situation would be alot different. COD4 was pretty good, but how many maps did the multiplayer come with? How long was the single player? GTA usually gets a bigger city every sequel, but the city this time around wasnt. Halo 3 had bland environments and textures running sub HD. DVD is holding the generation back.
