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Printice @ Oct 8th 2007 12:42PM
blockbuster always had a crappy hd-dvd section, even when they "supported" hd-dvd it was never in stock or they wouldnt even bother ordering hd-dvd versions of the movie. ive owned hd-dvd since last year and i rented @ both blockbuster online and in their stores, online all of their hd-dvds always had a long wait (they still support hd-dvd online however it takes forever to get a copy that way as well) and in the stores while they were getting new movies on blu-ray they would get like one new hd-dvd every other month (roughly) so all of those stats about their customers not being intrested in hd-dvd are b.s. because they never really supported the format well... the only reason i still rent from them is because of the free game rentals in stores. Netflix on the other hand has excellent support of hd-dvd, every movie i picked they had copies of it and it was shipped, even new releases, so there you have it netflix actually supports hd-dvd, blockbuster never did (properly)