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I think most of the shrink wrapped ones are unsold stock from stores and warehouses. When Best Buy, Target, Walmart, etc. phased out HD DVD, the unsold discs had to go somewhere. You can buy them in lots of 300 on eBay!

Ironic, I first joined Netflix because they gave a free trial away with HD DVD players. It's not that big a deal now, anyway. If I really want a movie on HD DVD, I can pick it up for a few bucks on eBay. I've bought a couple cheap ones, and some of them are still shrink wrapped!

I saw the same thing with Episode III in 2005. I think this is going to be bigger. All the IMAX showings are sold out here all weekend, except for a couple overnight. I had no idea part of this was shot in full IMAX until I read this thread. I was about to go see it only on DLP. I did get my...

I think they're doing that on all their ads now. I've seen it on the ads for on Meet The Robinsons, Cars, Ratatouille, etc. I guess people don't think HD when they hear Blu-ray, unlike they do with HD DVD! :D

You haven't seen HD DVD until you've seen those titles!

I might buy them used, if they're not too scratched. A lot of them might just be returns from people who thought they were standard DVDs.

Stores here are still getting regular shipments of HD DVD players. I just found one at a local Sears. I've heard production is ramping up, and there will be a huge shipment later this month.

One local BB has both right next to each other, and I even saw the Sahara trailer on both. HUGE difference! They had several Blu-ray players still in stock, but no HD DVD players left. I wonder why. :)

CompUSA has a close connection with Sony; that's why theyre pushing BD. Most stores have a Sony Style section with a Sony rep. They also have a huge PS2/PSP section, but barely anything on the XBox or Nintendo side. The local store here doesn't even have a BD player, and is running a BD...

CompUSA has them in stock for $19.99, but only a few titles.

http://www.homemediaretailing.com/news/html/breaking_article.cfm?sec_id=2&&article_ID=8960 This article says WM will be getting them this week, along with Costco, Sears, and Tweeter.

This is a good sign. I'll never forget when I first saw DVDs in Wal-Mart. They had a whole 20 titles! I knew then that the format was going to catch on. Their rental store at the front started carrying them soon after. First it was a shelf, then another, and so on until almost the whole store...

Sony probably wouldn't let them use Blu-ray. They didn't with Beta or UMD, and look where those are.