Agrees with RexRhino,...
Sony really has the most to lose with this round, they are trying to push very new tech, and it is at a very high cost to them. Plus, the potential backlash of BlueRay DRM stuff is there as well. I will be quite upset if I am unable to play HD quality off an HD player, simply because my HDTV is 2 years old and doesn't support the current DRM. Lots of panic being pushed around in that area, so I'll take a wait-and-see approach to see what happens.
PC as a gaming system is really hard for me. I've grown quite tired and wary of the liscense procedures for many games, and taking up 10 gigs of hard drive space seems a bit excessive, especially since the CD/DVD is still required to be in the drive.
I guess in the end it all comes down to whoever ticks me off the least!
Oh and Drew,... I work as a GFX artist in an animation studio. Lots of free time while waiting for renders and such, so we have to do something to pass the time! Also nice for the clients when they come over and are waiting for me to finish things.
Sony really has the most to lose with this round, they are trying to push very new tech, and it is at a very high cost to them. Plus, the potential backlash of BlueRay DRM stuff is there as well. I will be quite upset if I am unable to play HD quality off an HD player, simply because my HDTV is 2 years old and doesn't support the current DRM. Lots of panic being pushed around in that area, so I'll take a wait-and-see approach to see what happens.
PC as a gaming system is really hard for me. I've grown quite tired and wary of the liscense procedures for many games, and taking up 10 gigs of hard drive space seems a bit excessive, especially since the CD/DVD is still required to be in the drive.
I guess in the end it all comes down to whoever ticks me off the least!
Oh and Drew,... I work as a GFX artist in an animation studio. Lots of free time while waiting for renders and such, so we have to do something to pass the time! Also nice for the clients when they come over and are waiting for me to finish things.