Collectors edition "The Waning of the Sixth Sun"

[Raeletta]

It's not a modern medium, it's still fighting with DVD. Additionally the INSTALL disc is a DVD. Why split formats?

I'm not blaming anyone, I'm just curious if anyone has an idea of why you'd bother putting it on bluray when a large amount of users will not have it. I went to Insomnia (A lan festival, well over 2000 PCs) the other day and I saw very very few Blu Ray drives.

They clearly understood this for install: It's a DVD.

The Cassette comparison isn't right, cassettes are no longer made (Not for releases anyway) DVDs are still made and used by the truckload.

[TheRac25]

It's not a modern medium

i do not think modern medium means what you think it means

[Rikudou-Sennin]

It's not a modern medium, it's still fighting with DVD. Additionally the INSTALL disc is a DVD. Why split formats?

You're wrong about it not being the new modern medium. Blu-ray's are 100x's more scratch resistant than DVD's due to the hard coating tech they were designed with. All blu-ray's are this way! It was apart of the RFC/standard. They also hold way more data than a DVD. For these two reasons DVD's will go the way of cassette tapes soon.

Blu-ray and DVD were locked in a battle years ago. The industry is accepting blu-ray's to be superior and there's honestly no reason not to accept this. Almost everyone I know has a blu-ray player of some kind, even if it's a PS3.

My two gaming laptops came with blu-ray players built in....

[ExquisiteCorpse]

It's not a modern medium, it's still fighting with DVD.

No, it's not.

Anyone who is serious about watching movies and cares even a little bit about quality uses bluray.