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05-11-2012 #51Super Elite







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Somebody get me a doctor, I ain't feelin' ill ...But I ain't feelin' this at all...
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05-11-2012 #55Master Poster







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05-11-2012 #57Suicide Season







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nah fuck having DD only, they'd have a monopoly on the price and we'd get fucked over on games that are years old. I'm not willing to pay £40-£50 for games like Cod or Halo which is what they seem to be charging atm (for MW3 atleast anyway)
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05-11-2012 #58
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05-11-2012 #60
The best ones I get that are the same as BD quality is through the peer to peer demonoid.me. I only get the ones that I already own on DVD or VHS. I have some on XBL and PSN, but the sound quality is not up to snuff. Hopefully they improve those with the next consoles by offering the real uncompressed files for download.
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05-11-2012 #61Got YLOD? In the UK? I'll buy it off you.
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05-11-2012 #62
Where do you think those movie torrents are coming from....the Blu- Ray discs.
You will never find the same quality from streaming content and its highly unlikely that any legitimate download service will offer the same quality either.
Short of raw (uncompressed) footage from the camera, noting tops the disc.
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05-11-2012 #63
True, right now the storage and bandwidth costs (Thanks ISPs!) pretty much prevent any meaningful uncompressed HD streams with all the bells and whistles.
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05-12-2012 #67
not at that quality you couldn't.
i don't personally think its the discs themselves that are encouraging studios to only offer lower quality downloads or streams. i just honestly think that DD is a bit of a mess from the perspective of both the provider and consumer (the lack of variety and the exorbitant pricing for example), and that both the networks and the demand aren't really there yet for the greatest quality. for starters, most people just don't care about 1080p - people happily pay through the nose for 'HD' cable at 720p and are very happy with it. i don't think the trade off between cost, inconvenience and quality makes much sense between the two for the masses.
and secondly, whilst i could download full retail games for example (i'm downloading 18 gigs of gow right now) i generally don't because while my connection is uncapped, it certainly puts me on the 'watch list' for my isp if i do it on a regular basis. this is in the UK on a good connection - we have close to 100MB connections here... but there are 'rules'. i can't max out my connection 24/7, despite being 'unlimited'.
i just really don't see it as practical on a large scale (for films at least). games are a different kettle of fish because you download them more infrequently, and the demand is lower. i honestly think that companies could move towards DD for games, but won't entirely because of the amount of the market they could potentially alienate.Last edited by J3ff3; 05-12-2012 at 01:12.
Got YLOD? In the UK? I'll buy it off you.
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05-12-2012 #68
Won't matter when most Worldwide ISP's have Data limits .not to mention Connection throttling for those who download too much in a day and with some games already at 50+GB in Size they will take a lot longer to download than you would think .and thats before you even take the MS/Sony game servers strain into account especially on Release days.
Also the UK is among the Slowest in Europe for Download speeds seeing as the Majority of the Country is still on ADSL/ADSL+2 Connections
And don't forget that while you are downloading a game you won't be able to play online on the console without it Automatically pausing the game downloading.
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05-12-2012 #70Master Sage







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I used Steam for years since 2003 when I had a much slower connection (50KB/sec) downloading games sure it took multiple hours but I did the downloads overnight when the net was less congested and when I was not gaming and also when these bandwidth restrictions are not in place.
I am not suggesting xbox or PS3 should go all out digital distribution but just offer every game as a downlaod option for thos that can and want to, why cannot it work for an xbox or a PS3 when it works for PC?
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05-12-2012 #73
Thats just it .how big were games back then ,no were near as big as some of todays games PS3 wise ,plus you would be surprised at when some ISP's apply the throttle connection plus Do you really want to wait to download every new release and what if they go the Ubisoft route where your Console has to be online to play the Games like my Xbox arcade games
lol Screw torrents school yourself on Newsgroups and never have to wait years for Movies to download ever again
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05-12-2012 #75
The MPAA would disagree with you on that.
No it isn't even close to equaling blu-ray, never mind surpassing it.
More like somewhat better than a DVD.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/02/te...pogue.htm?_r=1
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