Oh boy, another HD-DVD resurrection thread. Even MS knows that would be a waste of money and time.
Frankly, it would be a technical nightmare too. Pretty much every HD-DVD replication line in existence has been scrapped, so simply to choose to go with HD-DVD disc producers would have to buy technology that no one else except Microsoft would need.
That is the definition of a bad idea, and it would probably end up costing MS and people who buy MS's new console more in the long run than anyone else.
HD-DVD is never coming back, ever. Digital distribution only maybe, but once again MS would be hurting the people who buy their console by not even giving them the option to play DVD's, let only Blu-Rays. Its just a bad idea.
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