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cathexist · 10-08-2007, 01:40 PM

http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/sh...VD_Titles/1045

This is kind of sad, considering Best Buy's pricing. They also seem to promote HD-DVD more in store as well. My sister recently bought an HDTV and the salesperson told her that apparently the HDTV would be unable to play DVDs without an HD-DVD player. Disgusting.

On the other hand, Best Buy has definitely had the best selection I've seen as far as High-Def media.

From my experience, the fact that Walmart is #3 in high-def sales is amazing. I've gone to 3 Walmarts around where I live and where my girlfriend lives and they have a pityful (if anything at all) high-def section. My walmart makes the blu-rays hard to find and doesn't have a good selection. I'm really hoping that they at least get Surf's Up in tomorrow.

10-08-2007, 01:40 PM	#1
cathexist Blu-ray Samurai Member since:Jul 2007 Location:Aurora, CO 4K collection:302 Blu-ray collection:1253 DVD collection:73 Blu-ray reviews:2 Trading Score:8	Best Buy Sells Most High Def http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/sh...VD_Titles/1045 This is kind of sad, considering Best Buy's pricing. They also seem to promote HD-DVD more in store as well. My sister recently bought an HDTV and the salesperson told her that apparently the HDTV would be unable to play DVDs without an HD-DVD player. Disgusting. On the other hand, Best Buy has definitely had the best selection I've seen as far as High-Def media. From my experience, the fact that Walmart is #3 in high-def sales is amazing. I've gone to 3 Walmarts around where I live and where my girlfriend lives and they have a pityful (if anything at all) high-def section. My walmart makes the blu-rays hard to find and doesn't have a good selection. I'm really hoping that they at least get Surf's Up in tomorrow.