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  Red 9 | March 08, 2008
  It's true, next to no one bought the addon for 360. A significant amount of people, however, bought standalone HD-DVD players.
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    Ekou | March 08, 2008
    Pretty much. You could add to that to say no one will buy a blu-ray attachment either, sure, High-Def is the future, but look how long it took for standard DVDs to actually kick in.
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    Red 9 | March 08, 2008
    It'll be like that for every new video-viewing generation; everyone is always hesitant to move on to the 'new' format. Surpisingly, Blu-Ray caught on faily quick, but even then, most people are quite comfortably with standard DVDs.
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  RikuNova | March 08, 2008
  Yeah, surprisingly, only a few people bought the HD-DVD add-on.
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  slumpy monkey | March 08, 2008
  Isnt htis like really old news?
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  Zein Aref | March 08, 2008
  I hope nobody was expecting them to say that they're extremely worried.
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    Ameer | March 08, 2008
    Indeed. I don't know why people keep associating Microsoft with HD-DVD when all they did was release an add-on drive. They don't really care who wins.
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  Unity | March 08, 2008
  The HD-DVD compatability wasn't a major peice in the beginning, so of course it doesn't matter now.
  
  Bill Gates is loling at you.
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  devil link | March 09, 2008
  The people who did buy it though are pissed off xD.
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  Underated | March 09, 2008
  I'm glad I didn't invest in the add-on, I was dangerously close to doing so, though.