Xbox 360 HD DVD emulator drops from $2,999 to free
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Mr. E @ Mar 8th 2008 11:57AM
Still too expensive.
EEL @ Mar 8th 2008 2:00PM
@ Mr. E,
LMFAO!!! That's just cold, man!
But hell if it's free, why not download it? Someone that is tech savvy enough should be able to make it worth our wild.
shawnmos @ Mar 8th 2008 1:52PM
It's a shame Blu-ray didn't use HDi. What a great platform.
kvp1192 @ Mar 8th 2008 8:11PM
so what exactly does this do?
Marrvia @ Mar 9th 2008 12:17AM
I feel bad for the people who actually spent $2999 on this.
KEROLiUKAS @ Mar 9th 2008 1:11AM
They get refunds...
KEROLiUKAS @ Mar 9th 2008 1:12AM
They get refunds...
nxtiak @ Mar 9th 2008 3:25AM
Glad I wasn't the only one thinking about this. I wondered what would happen to it.