It's never good news that your products are being stolen, except maybe if you're selling Blu-ray. Video Business has an excellent story on rising theft of Blu-ray discs, and how retailers are taking action to stop it.
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Quake 4 arrived as an Xbox 360 launch title soon after its PC debut, and heralded an era in which the single-player FPS dominated.
For me, what launched the single player FPS campaign on consoles was Playstation DOOM which I bought during the launch window for the Playstation 1 back in 1995 which ended up being the best port of DOOM on consoles back in the 90s .
I hope Nightdive does a remaster of QUAKE 4 to be released on all current platforms .
You could do far worse on the 360 back in the day it was a excellent port of a at the time fairly demanding PC game.
If the product is rising in theft that means it's rising in popularity. Slowly, all the Media "analysts" and know-it-alls have been losing their denial factor in Blu Ray.
I mean get serious, the format is outpacing DVD in the same time frame even WITH the worldwide recession. Just imagine how mush further Blu Ray would go if the economy was better
Despite what anyone might think, as bad as theft is, it's just another sign of Blu Ray's growth.
Dirty,Thieving,Stinking BoTs
I'm glad the Blu ray movie prices are going down, unfortunately porn on Bly ray is still expensive, I always wanted to see if there is a difference of it on Blu ray. (why is everybody starring at me?)
"Kobe"