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Assassin's Creed 3 coming on two discs on X360!
- Oct 3, 2012 7:45 am GMTDrTrafalgarLaw wrote:Well then, that's not the format's fault but the blu-ray reader's fault in the PS3. I kept my old PS2 games as good condition as possible but it still has scratches, can't believe lemmings are coping with a format that can easily get scratched and with a console that actually scratches discs.Stevo_the_gamer wrote:*Blu-ray in PS3* has proven to be (on a number of occasions) quite inferior thanks the poor hardware powering it, and the slow-reading time. On other rare cases, it has been shown to be quite capable at giving the DVD a run for its money and then some thanks to its large storage capacity allowing for additional content (free games), or higher quality audio and more languages. ;DDrTrafalgarLaw wrote:You want to say blu-ray is inferior to DVD's? Anyone that can do math will say blu-ray is better, and the fact that the coating on a blu-ray is much more resilient to scratching seals the deal.
And if you don't...you know...move your console while it's playing a game, the discs don't get scratched. I've owned a 360 since January of 2006 and I've never had one of my discs scratched by the console.
To that same end, I've never once scratched a game to the point of it being unreadable either and most of the game discs in my posession that weren't bought used are in pristine condition, even after dozens of hours of playing time. Maybe you just need to get better at handling your games properly.
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And if you don't...you know...move your console while it's playing a game, the discs don't get scratched. I've owned a 360 since January of 2006 and I've never had one of my discs scratched by the console.
To that same end, I've never once scratched a game to the point of it being unreadable either and most of the game discs in my posession that weren't bought used are in pristine condition, even after dozens of hours of playing time. Maybe you just need to get better at handling your games properly. :?
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- Oct 3, 2012 7:45 am GMT[QUOTE="timmy00"]
Don't see how this is an issue really.
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- Oct 3, 2012 7:47 am GMT
[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"][QUOTE="DrTrafalgarLaw"] Well then, that's not the format's fault but the blu-ray reader's fault in the PS3. I kept my old PS2 games as good condition as possible but it still has scratches, can't believe lemmings are coping with a format that can easily get scratched and with a console that actually scratches discs.[/QUOTE]Console doesn't scratch disks unless someone is a dumbass and moves the console while the disk is spinning; secondly, if people would take care of their disks then whether or not they're easily scratchable is moot. My disks are still in quite superb condition.[/QUOTE] Agreed. I went loopy when my friend returned my Saints Row disc with a scratch in it. He bought me a new one.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Oct 3, 2012 7:47 am GMTthats the point though, according to the article there is no mid game swapping of disks in AC3DrTrafalgarLaw wrote:It takes you out of the immersion, on PS3...you install it once and be done with it...on 360, as a 360 owner you'd need to move that fat ass out of the crater of what was once called a couch or bed, strain a few hamstrings and a few gluteus muscles along the way to your console due to the sudden increase in weight that needs to be supported, strain your biceps while opening the CD case, possibily injure yourself with cuts while grabbing the DVD, put it in your console and break your couch or bed that you fall back on due to the immense overweight body again. All in the while of being lifted out the immersion of the game. When you're done huffing and wheezing and got renergized by a 40z Coke bottle and some energy bars, press X to continue.rjdofu wrote:Total swap disc time combined still <<< than waiting for mandatory installGiancar wrote:Meh, 2 discs are nothing Now, if you had to swap discs every time you get into an area That would be something to be angry for
With PS3: Install and play away, you can keep the disc in there forever and finish the game without moving a inch from your position, being immersed in the game the whole time. It's not even know if mandatory installs are re uired.
'Pressed on whether Assassin's Creed 3 simply comprises a one-time disc-swap half-way through the game, Cooper added: "No, it's not even that. We won't talk about how it's done... but don't worry about it, you won't be jumping back and forth."'
So it's not even a single disc change halfway through what would you say it is?
Clue; RE6 comes on two disks but you don't have to swap the discs in game OR swap the discs to access multiplayer
[QUOTE="DrTrafalgarLaw"][QUOTE="rjdofu"][QUOTE="Giancar"]Meh, 2 discs are nothing Now, if you had to swap discs every time you get into an area That would be something to be angry for[/QUOTE] Total swap disc time combined still <<< than waiting for mandatory install :cool:[/QUOTE] It takes you out of the immersion, on PS3...you install it once and be done with it...on 360, as a 360 owner you'd need to move that fat ass out of the crater of what was once called a couch or bed, strain a few hamstrings and a few gluteus muscles along the way to your console due to the sudden increase in weight that needs to be supported, strain your biceps while opening the CD case, possibily injure yourself with cuts while grabbing the DVD, put it in your console and break your couch or bed that you fall back on due to the immense overweight body again. All in the while of being lifted out the immersion of the game. When you're done huffing and wheezing and got renergized by a 40z Coke bottle and some energy bars, press X to continue.
[/QUOTE]thats the point though, according to the article there is no mid game swapping of disks in AC3 'Pressed on whether Assassin's Creed 3 simply comprises a one-time disc-swap half-way through the game, Cooper added: "No, it's not even that. We won't talk about how it's done... but don't worry about it, you won't be jumping back and forth."' So it's not even a single disc change halfway through what would you say it is? Clue; RE6 comes on two disks but you don't have to swap the discs in game OR swap the discs to access multiplayer
With PS3: Install and play away, you can keep the disc in there forever and finish the game without moving a inch from your position, being immersed in the game the whole time. It's not even know if mandatory installs are re uired.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Oct 3, 2012 7:49 am GMTDrTrafalgarLaw wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQSNmpXdIfQ
Several stationary xbox360's scratching discs in a test performed by a dutch consumer watchdog. This watchdog actually got Microsoft to replace RROD's for free, because consumer watchdogs ineurope would sue the sh*t out of Microsoft, unlike the p*ssy-ass consumers in USA.Interesting video. Extremely outdated, and a failure to take into account the many variations of DVD drives in the Xbox 360 rather hurts its credibility considerably now.
Secondly, you're a complete dumbass if you think Americans aren't sue-happy.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQSNmpXdIfQ
Several stationary xbox360's scratching discs in a test performed by a dutch consumer watchdog. This watchdog actually got Microsoft to replace RROD's for free, because consumer watchdogs ineurope would sue the sh*t out of Microsoft, unlike the p*ssy-ass consumers in USA.[/QUOTE]
Interesting video. Extremely outdated, and a failure to take into account the many variations of DVD drives in the Xbox 360 rather hurts its credibility considerably now.
Secondly, you're a complete dumbass if you think Americans aren't sue-happy. :lol:
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- Oct 3, 2012 7:50 am GMTdelta3074 wrote:thats the point though, according to the article there is no mid game swapping of disks in AC3DrTrafalgarLaw wrote:It takes you out of the immersion, on PS3...you install it once and be done with it...on 360, as a 360 owner you'd need to move that fat ass out of the crater of what was once called a couch or bed, strain a few hamstrings and a few gluteus muscles along the way to your console due to the sudden increase in weight that needs to be supported, strain your biceps while opening the CD case, possibily injure yourself with cuts while grabbing the DVD, put it in your console and break your couch or bed that you fall back on due to the immense overweight body again. All in the while of being lifted out the immersion of the game. When you're done huffing and wheezing and got renergized by a 40z Coke bottle and some energy bars, press X to continue.rjdofu wrote:Total swap disc time combined still <<< than waiting for mandatory install
With PS3: Install and play away, you can keep the disc in there forever and finish the game without moving a inch from your position, being immersed in the game the whole time. It's not even know if mandatory installs are re uired.
'Pressed on whether Assassin's Creed 3 simply comprises a one-time disc-swap half-way through the game, Cooper added: "No, it's not even that. We won't talk about how it's done... but don't worry about it, you won't be jumping back and forth."'
So it's not even a single disc change halfway through what would you say it is?
Clue; RE6 comes on two disks but you don't have to swap the discs in game OR swap the discs to access multiplayer
So we looking at a Forza like system where they have extra content on the second disc that you one time install before you start playing?[QUOTE="delta3074"][QUOTE="DrTrafalgarLaw"][QUOTE="rjdofu"] Total swap disc time combined still <<< than waiting for mandatory install :cool:[/QUOTE] It takes you out of the immersion, on PS3...you install it once and be done with it...on 360, as a 360 owner you'd need to move that fat ass out of the crater of what was once called a couch or bed, strain a few hamstrings and a few gluteus muscles along the way to your console due to the sudden increase in weight that needs to be supported, strain your biceps while opening the CD case, possibily injure yourself with cuts while grabbing the DVD, put it in your console and break your couch or bed that you fall back on due to the immense overweight body again. All in the while of being lifted out the immersion of the game. When you're done huffing and wheezing and got renergized by a 40z Coke bottle and some energy bars, press X to continue.
[/QUOTE]thats the point though, according to the article there is no mid game swapping of disks in AC3 'Pressed on whether Assassin's Creed 3 simply comprises a one-time disc-swap half-way through the game, Cooper added: "No, it's not even that. We won't talk about how it's done... but don't worry about it, you won't be jumping back and forth."' So it's not even a single disc change halfway through what would you say it is? Clue; RE6 comes on two disks but you don't have to swap the discs in game OR swap the discs to access multiplayer[/QUOTE] So we looking at a Forza like system where they have extra content on the second disc that you one time install before you start playing?
With PS3: Install and play away, you can keep the disc in there forever and finish the game without moving a inch from your position, being immersed in the game the whole time. It's not even know if mandatory installs are re uired.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Oct 3, 2012 7:51 am GMT[QUOTE="DrTrafalgarLaw"]
[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"][QUOTE="DrTrafalgarLaw"] Well then, that's not the format's fault but the blu-ray reader's fault in the PS3. I kept my old PS2 games as good condition as possible but it still has scratches, can't believe lemmings are coping with a format that can easily get scratched and with a console that actually scratches discs.[/QUOTE]Console doesn't scratch disks unless someone is a dumbass and moves the console while the disk is spinning; secondly, if people would take care of their disks then whether or not they're easily scratchable is moot. My disks are still in quite superb condition.[/QUOTE] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQSNmpXdIfQ
[/QUOTE]it's a danger with any console that uses a tray loading CAV drive, it's not a problem unique to the 360, Ps2 had the same problem if you bumped or moved the console as well,lol
Several stationary xbox360's scratching discs in a test performed by a dutch consumer watchdog. This watchdog actually got Microsoft to replace RROD's for free, because consumer watchdogs ineurope would sue the sh*t out of Microsoft, unlike the p*ssy-ass consumers in USA.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Oct 3, 2012 7:52 am GMT[QUOTE="clyde46"][QUOTE="delta3074"][QUOTE="DrTrafalgarLaw"] It takes you out of the immersion, on PS3...you install it once and be done with it...on 360, as a 360 owner you'd need to move that fat ass out of the crater of what was once called a couch or bed, strain a few hamstrings and a few gluteus muscles along the way to your console due to the sudden increase in weight that needs to be supported, strain your biceps while opening the CD case, possibily injure yourself with cuts while grabbing the DVD, put it in your console and break your couch or bed that you fall back on due to the immense overweight body again. All in the while of being lifted out the immersion of the game. When you're done huffing and wheezing and got renergized by a 40z Coke bottle and some energy bars, press X to continue.
With PS3: Install and play away, you can keep the disc in there forever and finish the game without moving a inch from your position, being immersed in the game the whole time. It's not even know if mandatory installs are re uired.[/QUOTE]thats the point though, according to the article there is no mid game swapping of disks in AC3 'Pressed on whether Assassin's Creed 3 simply comprises a one-time disc-swap half-way through the game, Cooper added: "No, it's not even that. We won't talk about how it's done... but don't worry about it, you won't be jumping back and forth."' So it's not even a single disc change halfway through what would you say it is? Clue; RE6 comes on two disks but you don't have to swap the discs in game OR swap the discs to access multiplayer[/QUOTE] So we looking at a Forza like system where they have extra content on the second disc that you one time install before you start playing?[/QUOTE]Thes econd disk for resident evil 6 is juat non-english voice overs for the game, if you are French, Spanish, German or italian you have to install the 2nd disc to your HDD if you understand english it's a useless disk quite frankly.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Oct 3, 2012 7:59 am GMTYeah, but no one made a big fuss out of it for M$ in USA to actually acknowlegde the problems, it took a watchdog from a small population of 16 million people to actually get things done. I'm sure the xbox slim has fixed that problem mostly, but that video is still accurate. If you own a old 360, that miracilously hasn't RROD yet (I believe Jasper and Falcon models), it scratches discs while being STATIONARY. This myth of a xbox not scratching discs has to go. For starters,Stevo_the_gamer wrote:DrTrafalgarLaw wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQSNmpXdIfQ
Several stationary xbox360's scratching discs in a test performed by a dutch consumer watchdog. This watchdog actually got Microsoft to replace RROD's for free, because consumer watchdogs in europe would sue the sh*t out of Microsoft, unlike the p*ssy-ass consumers in USA.Interesting video. Extremely outdated, and a failure to take into account the many variations of DVD drives in the Xbox 360 rather hurts its credibility considerably now.
Secondly, you're a complete dumbass if you think Americans aren't sue-happy.
I can't even believe a consumer would buy a product that DESTROYS a $60 investment when it slightly moves or shocks. The slims even have a warning-sticker ffs. That aside, I can't even believe the apologists saying it's okay if you don't move it. A product should not destroy your discs AT ALL.
And my PS2 games still work fine, they have small scratches...but this only is a testament to how easily it could go wrong with DVD(9).Edited on Oct 3, 2012 8:00 am GMT[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]
[QUOTE="DrTrafalgarLaw"]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQSNmpXdIfQ
Several stationary xbox360's scratching discs in a test performed by a dutch consumer watchdog. This watchdog actually got Microsoft to replace RROD's for free, because consumer watchdogs in europe would sue the sh*t out of Microsoft, unlike the p*ssy-ass consumers in USA.[/QUOTE]
Interesting video. Extremely outdated, and a failure to take into account the many variations of DVD drives in the Xbox 360 rather hurts its credibility considerably now.
Secondly, you're a complete dumbass if you think Americans aren't sue-happy. :lol:
[/QUOTE] Yeah, but no one made a big fuss out of it for M$ in USA to actually acknowlegde the problems, it took a watchdog from a small population of 16 million people to actually get things done. I'm sure the xbox slim has fixed that problem mostly, but that video is still accurate. If you own a old 360, that miracilously hasn't RROD yet (I believe Jasper and Falcon models), it scratches discs while being STATIONARY. This myth of a xbox not scratching discs has to go. For starters,
I can't even believe a consumer would buy a product that DESTROYS a $60 investment when it slightly moves or shocks. The slims even have a warning-sticker ffs. That aside, I can't even believe the apologists saying it's okay if you don't move it. A product should not destroy your discs AT ALL.
And my PS2 games still work fine, they have small scratches...but this only is a testament to how easily it could go wrong with DVD(9).- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Oct 3, 2012 8:03 am GMT
lol diskswapping, reminds me of the old Amiga days
lol diskswapping, reminds me of the old Amiga days :D
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- Oct 3, 2012 8:03 am GMT
[QUOTE="delta3074"][QUOTE="DrTrafalgarLaw"]
[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]Console doesn't scratch disks unless someone is a dumbass and moves the console while the disk is spinning; secondly, if people would take care of their disks then whether or not they're easily scratchable is moot. My disks are still in quite superb condition.[/QUOTE] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQSNmpXdIfQ
Several stationary xbox360's scratching discs in a test performed by a dutch consumer watchdog. This watchdog actually got Microsoft to replace RROD's for free, because consumer watchdogs ineurope would sue the sh*t out of Microsoft, unlike the p*ssy-ass consumers in USA.[/QUOTE]it's a danger with any console that uses a tray loading CAV drive, it's not a problem unique to the 360, Ps2 had the same problem if you bumped or moved the console as well,lol[/QUOTE] Yet it took Microsoft 4-5 years to acknowledge that. Their first mistake was using non-cushioned disc lasers, their second one is upfront lying to their customers about it not scratching discs. Their third one was making a revision that could still scratch discs. You know, fool me once...shame on you...fool me twice...
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- Oct 3, 2012 8:05 am GMTI'd take a Amiga over a 360 any day.tenaka2 wrote:
lol diskswapping, reminds me of the old Amiga days
Edited on Oct 3, 2012 8:05 am GMT[QUOTE="tenaka2"]
lol diskswapping, reminds me of the old Amiga days :D
[/QUOTE] I'd take a Amiga over a 360 any day. :cool:
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- Oct 3, 2012 8:06 am GMT[QUOTE="DrTrafalgarLaw"]
[QUOTE="delta3074"][QUOTE="DrTrafalgarLaw"] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQSNmpXdIfQ
Several stationary xbox360's scratching discs in a test performed by a dutch consumer watchdog. This watchdog actually got Microsoft to replace RROD's for free, because consumer watchdogs ineurope would sue the sh*t out of Microsoft, unlike the p*ssy-ass consumers in USA.[/QUOTE]it's a danger with any console that uses a tray loading CAV drive, it's not a problem unique to the 360, Ps2 had the same problem if you bumped or moved the console as well,lol[/QUOTE] Yet it took Microsoft 4-5 years to acknowledge that. Their first mistake was using non-cushioned disc lasers, their second one is upfront lying to their customers about it not scratching discs. Their third one was making a revision that could still scratch discs. You know, fool me once...shame on you...fool me twice...
[/QUOTE]i can honestly say i have not had one scratched disk across 4 different xbox 360's.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Oct 3, 2012 8:07 am GMTend of the world
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for humanity's sake, let's hope that moment never arrives.end of the world :(- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Oct 3, 2012 8:08 am GMTSo, as usual in SW...delta3074 wrote:Thes econd disk for resident evil 6 is juat non-english voice overs for the game, if you are French, Spanish, German or italian you have to install the 2nd disc to your HDD if you understand english it's a useless disk quite frankly.clyde46 wrote:So we looking at a Forza like system where they have extra content on the second disc that you one time install before you start playing?delta3074 wrote:thats the point though, according to the article there is no mid game swapping of disks in AC3 'Pressed on whether Assassin's Creed 3 simply comprises a one-time disc-swap half-way through the game, Cooper added: "No, it's not even that. We won't talk about how it's done... but don't worry about it, you won't be jumping back and forth."' So it's not even a single disc change halfway through what would you say it is? Clue; RE6 comes on two disks but you don't have to swap the discs in game OR swap the discs to access multiplayer
[QUOTE="delta3074"][QUOTE="clyde46"][QUOTE="delta3074"]thats the point though, according to the article there is no mid game swapping of disks in AC3 'Pressed on whether Assassin's Creed 3 simply comprises a one-time disc-swap half-way through the game, Cooper added: "No, it's not even that. We won't talk about how it's done... but don't worry about it, you won't be jumping back and forth."' So it's not even a single disc change halfway through what would you say it is? Clue; RE6 comes on two disks but you don't have to swap the discs in game OR swap the discs to access multiplayer[/QUOTE] So we looking at a Forza like system where they have extra content on the second disc that you one time install before you start playing?[/QUOTE]Thes econd disk for resident evil 6 is juat non-english voice overs for the game, if you are French, Spanish, German or italian you have to install the 2nd disc to your HDD if you understand english it's a useless disk quite frankly.[/QUOTE]So, as usual in SW...
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- Oct 3, 2012 8:10 am GMT[QUOTE="delta3074"][QUOTE="DrTrafalgarLaw"]
[QUOTE="delta3074"]it's a danger with any console that uses a tray loading CAV drive, it's not a problem unique to the 360, Ps2 had the same problem if you bumped or moved the console as well,lol[/QUOTE] Yet it took Microsoft 4-5 years to acknowledge that. Their first mistake was using non-cushioned disc lasers, their second one is upfront lying to their customers about it not scratching discs. Their third one was making a revision that could still scratch discs. You know, fool me once...shame on you...fool me twice...
[/QUOTE]i can honestly say i have not had one scratched disk across 4 different xbox 360's.[/QUOTE] I believe you, but not everyone is that lucky. Go to your local GameStop or other videogame rental, they have a whole section of scratched or unusable 360 discs.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Oct 3, 2012 8:11 am GMTrazgriz_101 wrote:
oh wow such an inconvenience....
Still MGS4 wins in being an inconvieniece tbh i would rather have multiple disks than multiple installs.
/inb4 im a lemming cause i disagree.
The only difference is that MGS4 is just one game,and the only one that work on that horrible way as well.
There are multiple 360 games with this problem and it will continue.
Lets see who get closer.sts106mat wrote:any idea what the PS4 will cost? the steam box just announced its going be retailing at $1000...PS4 could be priced the same or even more.[QUOTE="razgriz_101"]
oh wow such an inconvenience....:roll:
Still MGS4 wins in being an inconvieniece tbh i would rather have multiple disks than multiple installs.
/inb4 im a lemming cause i disagree.
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The only difference is that MGS4 is just one game,and the only one that work on that horrible way as well.
There are multiple 360 games with this problem and it will continue.
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- Oct 3, 2012 8:13 am GMTLets see who get closer.sts106mat wrote:any idea what the PS4 will cost? the steam box just announced its going be retailing at $1000...PS4 could be priced the same or even more.
[QUOTE="delta3074"]i can honestly say i have not had one scratched disk across 4 different xbox 360's.[/QUOTE]
4 different xbox.?
Wow and they pretend like RROD and resells have not blown up the xbox 360 user base.
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- Oct 3, 2012 8:13 am GMTtormentos wrote:razgriz_101 wrote:
oh wow such an inconvenience....
Still MGS4 wins in being an inconvieniece tbh i would rather have multiple disks than multiple installs.
/inb4 im a lemming cause i disagree.
The only difference is that MGS4 is just one game,and the only one that work on that horrible way as well.
There are multiple 360 games with this problem and it will continue.
why is it a problem?
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[QUOTE="razgriz_101"]
oh wow such an inconvenience....:roll:
Still MGS4 wins in being an inconvieniece tbh i would rather have multiple disks than multiple installs.
/inb4 im a lemming cause i disagree.
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The only difference is that MGS4 is just one game,and the only one that work on that horrible way as well.
There are multiple 360 games with this problem and it will continue.
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why is it a problem?
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- Oct 3, 2012 8:14 am GMT
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Zip it up, your fanboy is hangin'out.
ZOMG! No...please God no...not multiple discs! Gotta be the lamest argument going in SW. Remind me again, what disc formats were affordable and available when they designed the 360 back in 2003ish?- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
