Alright, I'm confused. Which videogame is the OP talking about? TLoU?

He's probably talking about Sony's never ending line of PS3 games being ported to the PS4. First there was The Last of Us, then there was... umm... ok...

Jay never talked about exclusive games. You are still the only person who did. I said jaywood because he was the only other person to say "not clever". Nobody shared your impression. Saying that you were repeating jaywood was a joke, which also has gone over your head... (I can explain it for you if you like)

But yeah, you are definitely just wasting your time- this isn't your strong suit.

PS: I love how your entire reply above is basically boiled down to "haha joke's on you, I didn't get this one either!"

PPS: I'm not worked up :D This makes me happy.

the pricing point had less to do with comparisons between the two formats, and more to do with what a BR would cost in comparison to a new game. Someone had said that they didn't agree because there is a difference in what it costs, but really the costs are comparable...and you actually get a much better value out of a game than out of a movie.

@OP: To be clear, did you re-purchase the Harry Potter movie, i.e. you already owned it on DVD?
If you were offended by the price, why didn't you buy a DVD copy of it elsewhere, if you didn't already own it?
I just fail to see how this is "desperation": It is selling what people want to buy.
Decisions on what format to release movies in has practically no bearing on what movies are made in the first place.
Many films were produced even before the VHS era, do you have a problem with those being released on anything but 35mm print?
Maybe you are an ultra purist, which is OK, but clearly businesses exist for their consumers' demand, not purists' tastes.

Jokes are supposed to be funny, something you're not. Nothing went over my head, nothing you said was particularly intelligent, funny, or clever. Your long winded responses show you're far from happy. Lol.  Have a good night! I certainly am.

Awww you came back after you said you were done, you must really like me. I know, I'm hard to resist.

Back on topic, the thread is about a certain game being remastered for ps4. I didn't want to hold your hand through it, but since you've demonstrated your affections, I felt I should. A game being re-released for another platform is akin to a movie being remastered for a new format. When BR came out, would anyone balk at a recently released DVD being put on BR? No. Because the point was to have it available in a superior format. Do you get it now? (jaywood did)

No one would balk at a recent DVD release coming to blu ray because that's what they were there for, movies. All movies. I don't know if the ps4 is your first go around, but historically, new consoles bring new games, fresh experiences, not games that came out less than a year ago on the system they were replacing.  

People are balking at TLOU because it's so new, and because we want fresh new experiences on our shiny new consoles. I loved TLOU, and I'll probably buy it again when it comes, but I would have preferred some thing new, not something I just played.

You can damage control this all you want, people can balk if they want to, your opinion is not the gospel, even though you would beleive otherwise. Now, do you get it?

And I do like you, that's why I just can't stay away.

Seriously, your argument here is, they release old movies on blu ray, so that's why it's ok for a fairly new ps3 game to come to the ps4? Wow, that's a strong argument there.

Yeah Blu Rays are an obsolete media format now. I for one can't wait for last-gen games to finally be remastered for Blu Rays, the wave of the future.

HD remakes are so last-gen. Welcome to the era of HD remakes of already-HD games. I hope you guys are ready for the Uncharted More HD Trilogy.

Wait, what year is it? Where am I? Who am I?