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Originally Posted by Ron-P
I have no plans to jump onto the 3D bandwagon, and it's games like this that will keep me away for a very long time. The stupidness of studios never ceases to amaze.
I have no plans to jump onto the 3D bandwagon, and it's games like this that will keep me away for a very long time. The stupidness of studios never ceases to amaze.
Originally Posted by Ronald Epstein
You are deciding between a Samsung and Panasonic 3D display.
.....
Seems to me many might be swayed towards the Panasonic
purchase based on that title offering.
Significant numbers of titles being manufacturer exclusives will sway me towards the fence.
Originally Posted by Steve Y
I'm with those of you who are sick of seeing a still-changing technology do battle in consumers' pocketbooks this way. Rarely do I see so little offered for so much (hassle and expense). If I want to spend $20-$30 on 3D Avatar, I'll catch it at the multiplex (before or after its extended re-release to theaters) and see in twice on a massive screen for less money. That would be enough for me, and I wouldn't have to buy glasses, a Panasonic 3D TV, or a 3D-capable player.
Let's not encourage this behavior just because we can't wait a few more years for home 3D technology to evolve.
Ummm, yeah, tell me about it. I jumped onto the HD-DVD bandwagon even before the players hit the street. I got (un)lucky when I was in a Best Buy and they sold me a player before street.Originally Posted by mattCR
...and boy does the early adopter take it in the shorts.