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Originally Posted by Dan
Hopefully but no games are going to be going blu
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that would never happen. they only make significant hardware changes or storage mediums in a later generation of console games. it would cost publishers too much to make games in both dvd, and bluray, and developers to optimize them both. and everyone would have to upgrade if they become bluray exclusive games.
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Originally Posted by ssp0929
I mean what's the difference between HD and Blu-Ray?
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HD - High Definition. Standard resolution is 720p, Full HD is 1080p. Successor to the standard TV resolutions, with HD having 2x as many pixels as SD.
Blu-Ray - Disc form factor storage medium. Successor to DVD, and capable of holding about 6x more information than a DVD9. Standard read speeds are 2x (equivilant of 8x DVD), and 50GB dual layered discs (with future discs planned at 500GBs).
Thats the difference.
Chances are if you download HD Films from Netflix, or Xbox Live, it has video resolutions of 720p and lower, and has compressed audio too. All Blu-Ray Disc based films have resolutions of 1080p, and most have uncompressed audio. And special features even in HD (if your into special features, im not).
If you have a 1080p HDTV with 5.1 Surround Sound or better, then Blu-Ray is wayy better. 720p and sub 5.1 sound users are better off using download services.