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Disney Studios Home Entertainment pres Bob Chapek says it's because of better BD capacity and capabilities NT

Posted by Jazz Inmate on August 20, 2007 at 14:05:09:
Consider the resent announcement about Platinum titles from Disney:

"The Platinum titles are the crown jewels of the Disney Studios and we do not take releasing them lightly on any format. The proven Blu-ray technology has allowed us to take our films to new heights, fully utilizing the larger capacity and interactive capabilities for an incredible all-new consumer experience," commented Bob Chapek, President of Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.

At some point, the HD DVD camp has to face the fact that blu-ray is a superior format.
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