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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Wii60Warrior @ May 22nd 2008 8:26AM
Aww you HD DUD fanboys are so pathetic...still can't get over the fact that the system you claimed was better LOST.
The consumer decided that Bluray was the best format. Deal with it.
As for this news thats great.
HD4ME @ May 22nd 2008 8:28AM
CONSUMER, hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
DrXym @ May 22nd 2008 9:25AM
Yes, the consumer. And the retailers. And the manufacturers. And the studios.
They all decided for their own reasons in favour of Blu Ray.
superklye @ May 22nd 2008 10:07AM
@Wii60Warrior
Yeah, almost as pathetic as the Blu-ray fanboys who think calling it "HD DUD" is funny and original.
The only thing worse than a sore loser is a sore winner and you're a sore winner. A lame, unoriginal and immature sore winner at that. gg.
Gus @ May 22nd 2008 7:26PM
Good old Zym, first on the defense as usual with his big blu glasses on, big blu shield and blu underwear, SUPER BLU to the rescue!
Whats happening with the Funai players at Wally World Xym, have they started moving pallet loads yet as you keep predicting, hmm?