Advocatus
CAGiversary!
Now that HD DVD is officially dead, I have begun to wonder what Microsoft is planning for the Blu-ray add on. Specifically something which seems like a minor issue NOW, but will become a pain in the butt in the future for us few people who own the HD DVD add on, and eventually want to buy the Blu-Ray add on. I wonder if the Xbox360 is going to support having both add ons plugged into the system.
I know it sounds whiny now, but it would seem a good tactic on our part to suggest to Microsoft NOW before they get any further in development of the Blu-Ray add on, that we'd like support for the previous add on, most notably perhaps the ability to plug the HD DVD player into the Blu-ray, then the Blu-ray player into the 360. I REALLY don't want to need to unplug and plug the different add ons anytime I want to watch a movie. If is an easy thing they can program in now, they might just do... in the future it won't matter as Blu-ray is the only disc format that will be produced. Currently however they ought to support us consumers who bought the HD DVD player, by offering us support on their former product. I would also prefer to not ruin the aesthetics of my setup by having USB cords sticking out of the front of the unit for one of the two add ons.
What do you think?
Should we draft an email to Microsoft?
I know it sounds whiny now, but it would seem a good tactic on our part to suggest to Microsoft NOW before they get any further in development of the Blu-Ray add on, that we'd like support for the previous add on, most notably perhaps the ability to plug the HD DVD player into the Blu-ray, then the Blu-ray player into the 360. I REALLY don't want to need to unplug and plug the different add ons anytime I want to watch a movie. If is an easy thing they can program in now, they might just do... in the future it won't matter as Blu-ray is the only disc format that will be produced. Currently however they ought to support us consumers who bought the HD DVD player, by offering us support on their former product. I would also prefer to not ruin the aesthetics of my setup by having USB cords sticking out of the front of the unit for one of the two add ons.
What do you think?
Should we draft an email to Microsoft?