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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
haldol @ Jan 4th 2008 10:33PM
Guys, Warner is going to change their decision to only make boo-rays. We gotta buy more HD DVDs like planet earth. I already got one copy, and I'm planning to buy another HD DVD later this month. C'mon guys, HD DVD is good for us consumers, cuz we aren't all richy rich snobs like boo-ray fanboys. I bought the $100 A2 and I love it guys. It is really sharp in terms of resolution and I think it's got all the 1080 pixels. Or is it 1920 pixels? I wuz always confused bout that. NE wayz... guys, please buy HD DVDs cuz HD DVD will be back if we can persuade Warner that HD DVD is the superior format. And I think we can win the Nielson sales week sometime in the next few months. Thanks guys! HD DVD forever! Boo for boo-ray!
Antec747 @ Jan 4th 2008 10:35PM
give it up dude. HDDVD is dead.
EQC @ Jan 4th 2008 11:38PM
is haldol even serious? the strange, poorly-thought-out logic combined with writing full of "come on guys" and "we can do it" sounds like some stereotype cheerleader from 1987.
vahdyx @ Jan 5th 2008 12:12AM
all i have to say is richy richy or not, if you would have choose blu-ray to begin with you wouldn't have wasted your money. See that's how the rich stay rich, they don't waste their money on stupid purchases like HD DVD. Dumb poory poors, don't know how to spend money.
Gremlin @ Jan 5th 2008 3:29AM
Say "guys" a few more times.
locke6854 @ Jan 5th 2008 2:05PM
obviously this is an attempt at humor.. first clue being the name "haldol" as a play on h4ldol. Because he's low ranked, it looks like a bunch of you took him seriously.
JapTastic @ Jan 6th 2008 1:03AM
HD DVD has never won any neilson ratings. Bluray discs outsell HD DVD almost 2-1, and have for the entire span. If you count PS3's, there are millions more Bluray players than HD players in the world. I use my ps3 for Blurays all the time. It's over....face it.
TrentD @ Jan 10th 2008 8:25AM
JapTastic, you're as ignorant as most BD fanboys. Until the PS3 came out, HD DVD dominated the sales rankings. That was a period of about six months, in 2006.
Yes, I know BD is dominating now, but making foolish comments like you just did reflects badly on PS3 fanboys everywhere. :)
TrentD @ Jan 10th 2008 8:25AM
JapTastic, you're as ignorant as most BD fanboys. Until the PS3 came out, HD DVD dominated the sales rankings. That was a period of about six months, in 2006.
Yes, I know BD is dominating now, but making foolish comments like you just did reflects badly on PS3 fanboys everywhere. :)