Please proofread better and learn how to appropriately use apostrophes.
Also, this whole "more HD than anyone" is almost as obnoxious as the billboards that say their high-speed internet is powered by fiber optics. It's misleading and annoying.
The problem isn't that he's right, it's that he's so adamant about saying he told us so. He's completely out of touch with reality and yet says "look! My crybaby ranting turned out to be right for reasons completely unrelated to my rant! Suck it, bitches!"
Personally, despite having bought an HD-DVD add-on for my 360, I don't care all that much about the format war as long as a clear winner emerges soon (and it looks like that's going to be the case this year) so that consumers have the option to buy one player which plays every movie released in HD. I think that HD-DVD is a better format in terms of stability and reliability, but clearly Blu-Ray is more flexible and upgradeable, so you win some and you lose some. If Toshiba and Sony weren't both so stubborn about the superiority of their respective formats before this whole thing began, we wouldn't even be arguing about this, so I guess they're really the ones to blame for this mess.
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