Squilliam said:
Shoestar said: why would you include Qore? isn't it basically a magazine? like would u include subscription to an Xbox fan magazine? And Qore has incentives of its own like giving invites for closed betas of upcoming games...
as well, why wouldn't you include or care about blu-ray? Didn't it actually win the format war? aren't all movies getting released in high def on blu-ray? If I had a blu-ray player, I would probably stop buying standard def movies all together.
It's really just typical kiddie talk... like when you don't have the toy of your friend, you say... "I never liked that toy anyway! it's crap!"... while you secretly envy it.
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I have a PS3 remember - since I don't play Blu ray on it, then I guess I don't care for it right? xD Since im entitled to my own opinion on the worth of something...
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If you buy a lamborghini diablo, and compare it to a ford falcon for example, you might say well, I'm getting the engine on the diablo at $47,000 value while the new engine on the falcon are barely over $1600. Yet, you could say well, it's 1 engine compared to the other engine... If I had to drive from New york to san francisco, I could technically do it on both cars.
Yet, one is more pricey than the other. The difference is that the Diablo will top speeds of over 200 mph. You could say, "I never drive at such a speed", but that doesn't mean the diablo engine is worth $1600.
It would be the same as blu-ray. However, you're not even in that position, you "DO" use blu-ray. Be it the added contents that come on the Ratchet and Clank games or the quality of the content that come on your MGS4 disc that would elseway not be able to fit on one standard dvd. You could say that "oh well... I could just aswell have had the game on 4-5 dvds and I could still play it on my xbox" but, in a way, having the game on a blu-ray medium saves you from having to get up from your chair/sofa and changing the disc.
Thus, you saying that you do not use 'blu-ray' is essentially untrue, as well as your claim that it has no value. Futhermore, you not 'caring' for blu-ray doesn't mean that it has no value either. But if you persist into using this arguement stating that it is your 'opinion' that it has no value, they you may just aswell have shot your whole case down as you are not presenting factual evidence as you so valliantly tried to portray in your title but merely... well just giberish...