LOL, you can't use Sony's implementation of an idea as a way to measure its possible success, just look at the epic failure of the Sixaxis and Nintendo's runaway success with the Wii Remote.

Capcom never said anything about the DVD size.

In fact they were ambigious, and could have been referring to the slow read times of the PS3's Blu-Ray drive.

The next box may easily be an upgrade of existing Xbox 360 hardware, Wii style.

Ah, I see.  Yes I meant games DD, obviously.  And I realize this, but the article most definitely does not prove your original comment by any means.  That's all I'm saying.  They were talking about DD for movies and stuff long before they began talking about it for games as well.

dont know about all this disc spinning, but even when net connections are at light speed, i rather own something physical than have it on a hard drive :S i like my collections which i can take with me everywhere and I can swap and borrow.

If DD ever goes full stream to the extent that it wipes out discs, the 2nd hand market will die, we wont be able to share games and films with friends and family. i hate to see this happen :(

While I agree that digital storage is the way of the future, I disagree that DVD is the way to be at present. Bluray would be a nice interim solution to the evident storage problems game discs are starting to have on the 360.

How would you tell if the disc spins? The 360 sounds like a hair dry in 'low' compared to the way quieter PS3 and Wii.

Would you expect China to say Democracy is the future?

My 360 when the disc drive isn't spinning is dead quiet.  Not sure where you heard this?  The 360 is pretty much only loud when the disc drive is spinning.  So yeah that should answer your question too.

Ok then so if in future the X360 or the next XBox has Blu Ray, I'm just going to laugh at MS the whole time coz of their lies.