bball4life
New Member
You know, with all the backins that hd-dvd and blu-ray both have, it could end up being that they both survive, just in different areas. Blu-ray does have the capacity advantage which would be very useful when it comes to using media for storage and for things like video games (ps3 
for example) since you can fit so much more on them, while hd-dvd is much easier to use since you can for the most part just modify current media. You never know they could offer movies and stuff on both formats at least for a while since they race is really pretty close right now. But then again who really knows, it just seems taht both sides have kind of dug themselves in enough that is will be really hard to oust either one of them. My prediction would be if they both made it thought that video games will be more on blu-ray for its capacity, the only problem is having like ms and nintendo using their competitors technology, while hd-dvd would be more for moveis, since it is cheaper and easier to upgrade too.
for example) since you can fit so much more on them, while hd-dvd is much easier to use since you can for the most part just modify current media. You never know they could offer movies and stuff on both formats at least for a while since they race is really pretty close right now. But then again who really knows, it just seems taht both sides have kind of dug themselves in enough that is will be really hard to oust either one of them. My prediction would be if they both made it thought that video games will be more on blu-ray for its capacity, the only problem is having like ms and nintendo using their competitors technology, while hd-dvd would be more for moveis, since it is cheaper and easier to upgrade too.