J6P is at Walley World, he see this great HD-DVD player for $180.00. he see 20 different HD-DVD movies selling for $25-$30, or 1000 dvds selling for 9$-$15, he cant rent them at the local blockbusters. his cart is loaded with cheap clothes from China and Chinese toys that contain enough lead to block Superman's X-Ray vision. I just don't see the HD-DVD player going in the cart folks, maybe the $50.00 DVD player. But I think the only people who will be buying HD-DVD players from walley world are wannabe HI-Def early adapters who cant afford a blu-ray player after blowing the kids college fund on the 1080P LCD. Where as you have all the high end home theater installers who are installing very expensive theaters in homes with HD projection TVs and are equipping them with Blu-Ray players from pioneer because in that market you can get high prices and make good money, and those are the type of early adapters who are gonna be buying a lot of software. Now unfortunately I would be in the wannabe HI-Def early adapters category, but after looking at the tech and the industry support I decided that Blu-Ray would be the path I took, so I went with the PS3, which happens to be a great Blu-Ray player, and I have the added advantage of being able to rent discs from blockbusters since I cant go out and buy discs every week. Personally I think the problem with HD-DVD is it got too cheap to quick, now if HD-DVD discs where going for the same price as DVDs it would have won all ready. But that is just my opinion.