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steverhcp02 on 11 February 2009
Kasz216 said:

Wow. That's like the exact opposite of what i would want.

I would be pissed if i had to buy a movie everytime i wanted a game.

I like videogames.... not movies.

I mean if I had to buy a chicken sandwhich everytime i wanted a hamburger i'd be pissed too.

 

just like how you HAVE to buy a BD everytime you want a dvd? Its not like this is going to take away getting th emovie or game seperately....i think this i sgreat because it gets the word out more for the PS3 as well as BD....great move.




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Kasz216 on 11 February 2009
steverhcp02 said:
Kasz216 said:

Wow. That's like the exact opposite of what i would want.

I would be pissed if i had to buy a movie everytime i wanted a game.

I like videogames.... not movies.

I mean if I had to buy a chicken sandwhich everytime i wanted a hamburger i'd be pissed too.

 

just like how you HAVE to buy a BD everytime you want a dvd? Its not like this is going to take away getting th emovie or game seperately....i think this i sgreat because it gets the word out more for the PS3 as well as BD....great move.

You will when sony gets there way yes.

Sony says this is how they see the future.  Sounds like the only way to get some games will be with movies.



Serious_frusting on 11 February 2009

I was thinking about this ages ago. a spider man film long with the ps3 game the thing is though how will the money get split between the film company and the gaming company?

Gohst Busters is a sure choice for this feature



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Munkeh111 on 11 February 2009
Kasz216 said:

Wow. That's like the exact opposite of what i would want.

I would be pissed if i had to buy a movie everytime i wanted a game.

I like videogames.... not movies.

I mean if I had to buy a chicken sandwhich everytime i wanted a hamburger i'd be pissed too.

Well just imagine, you get a 200GB blu-ray 8 layered disc (or something like that) and that contains the Lord of the Rings Saga in HD, and remakes of the two Lord of the Rings movie games (which were really good!) as well, that is not a bad deal is it? Of course, I doubt it would be as good as that, and I think it would be used more to provide demos rather than full games



Kasz216 on 11 February 2009
Munkeh111 said:
Kasz216 said:

Wow. That's like the exact opposite of what i would want.

I would be pissed if i had to buy a movie everytime i wanted a game.

I like videogames.... not movies.

I mean if I had to buy a chicken sandwhich everytime i wanted a hamburger i'd be pissed too.

Well just imagine, you get a 200GB blu-ray 8 layered disc (or something like that) and that contains the Lord of the Rings Saga in HD, and remakes of the two Lord of the Rings movie games (which were really good!) as well, that is not a bad deal is it? Of course, I doubt it would be as good as that, and I think it would be used more to provide demos rather than full games

For me it is.

There isn't a DVD I own that i've watched more then 3 times.  Considering i can rent movies for a dollar.

I guess they could go with game demos... but i mean you can get those free on PSN.

To me it sounds more like promotional games that will only be on the Blu-ray disc.

Or older games to pad the numbers of games sales.

A way to get PS3 owners to buy more blu-rays just how the PS3 was a way to get more Sony fans to buy blu-ray



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TacoBoy49 on 11 February 2009

if it doesnt jack up the price, it will reduce profits as the money has to be shared with movie studios.



Fumanchu on 11 February 2009

This would mean using dual-layer discs = slower read times = mandatory installs.



Munkeh111 on 11 February 2009
Fumanchu said:
This would mean using dual-layer discs = slower read times = mandatory installs.

No it wouldn't, it would just mean a transition between layers



ssj12 on 11 February 2009
Kasz216 said:
Munkeh111 said:
Kasz216 said:

Wow. That's like the exact opposite of what i would want.

I would be pissed if i had to buy a movie everytime i wanted a game.

I like videogames.... not movies.

I mean if I had to buy a chicken sandwhich everytime i wanted a hamburger i'd be pissed too.

Well just imagine, you get a 200GB blu-ray 8 layered disc (or something like that) and that contains the Lord of the Rings Saga in HD, and remakes of the two Lord of the Rings movie games (which were really good!) as well, that is not a bad deal is it? Of course, I doubt it would be as good as that, and I think it would be used more to provide demos rather than full games

For me it is.

There isn't a DVD I own that i've watched more then 3 times.  Considering i can rent movies for a dollar.

I guess they could go with game demos... but i mean you can get those free on PSN.

To me it sounds more like promotional games that will only be on the Blu-ray disc.

Or older games to pad the numbers of games sales.

A way to get PS3 owners to buy more blu-rays just how the PS3 was a way to get more Sony fans to buy blu-ray

 

You do know that BD-Live already offers exclusive movie games and content over DVD so whats the difference if they add the ability to play Kung Fu Panda with the purchase of the movie on Blu-ray? nothing.



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Kasz216 on 11 February 2009
ssj12 said:
Kasz216 said:
Munkeh111 said:
Kasz216 said:

Wow. That's like the exact opposite of what i would want.

I would be pissed if i had to buy a movie everytime i wanted a game.

I like videogames.... not movies.

I mean if I had to buy a chicken sandwhich everytime i wanted a hamburger i'd be pissed too.

Well just imagine, you get a 200GB blu-ray 8 layered disc (or something like that) and that contains the Lord of the Rings Saga in HD, and remakes of the two Lord of the Rings movie games (which were really good!) as well, that is not a bad deal is it? Of course, I doubt it would be as good as that, and I think it would be used more to provide demos rather than full games

For me it is.

There isn't a DVD I own that i've watched more then 3 times.  Considering i can rent movies for a dollar.

I guess they could go with game demos... but i mean you can get those free on PSN.

To me it sounds more like promotional games that will only be on the Blu-ray disc.

Or older games to pad the numbers of games sales.

A way to get PS3 owners to buy more blu-rays just how the PS3 was a way to get more Sony fans to buy blu-ray

 

You do know that BD-Live already offers exclusive movie games and content over DVD so whats the difference if they add the ability to play Kung Fu Panda with the purchase of the movie on Blu-ray? nothing.

I didn't know BD live does that.  And I do have a problem with it.

I don't like that if someone makes an awesome game i might have to buy Biodome to play it.

It's not "So what if someone who buys Kung Fu Panda can play the game on their PS3."

It's "What if someone makes Okami 2 and the only way to get it is to buy the next Adam Sandler vehicle."

If someone wants to put like Resistance 2 on a Blu-ray copy of Independence day or something.... go ahead.