| Jo21 said: wow someone tell him to wipe his mouth, there is sh*t comming out. good luck download mgs4 50gb would take a full month nonstop downloading on my 2mbps |
Yes but thats at the moment.
A few years ago you could'nt watch a video online.
Things can change.
This guy's analysis is pretty much irrelevant as none of Sony's competitors are adequately set up to distribute everything digitally. Sony is the only one who has done that in earnest as of yet, so I don't see how giving a consumer options is shooting Blu-Ray in the foot.
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| akuma587 said: This guy's analysis is pretty much irrelevant as none of Sony's competitors are adequately set up to distribute everything digitally. Sony is the only one who has done that in earnest as of yet, so I don't see how giving a consumer options is shooting Blu-Ray in the foot. |
Xbox live already has movie downloads.
Yeah, how could anybody not think that within the next couple of years the entire world downloads their entertainment instead of just buying it in a store and having a physical media around, eh?
I say it one more time: downloading media will never replace physical media. It's just not practical at all for most consumers.
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