Famicom World

Updated - 19/10/2011

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List:


I don't regret having bought all these Blu-rays, after all, these were the ones I most wanted to own. There are others but they can wait.

dragonball :o :o :o

Quote from: poppy17 on August 20, 2011, 05:39:45 pm
dragonball :o :o :o

These Dragon Ball Kai Blu-rays are awesome, excellent picture quality and audio, plus it uses now the DBZ BGM. ;D

Bruno on Blu Ray, meat spin never looked so good.  ;D 

I am guessing you own a PS3, then?

I really like how they advertise to the kiddies "NO FILLER aaalLLLLL ACcccccTTTiiiiIIIOOONNN!!!!! on the cover"


Bruno........Borat.... Whatever......

Quote from: RegalSin on August 21, 2011, 09:17:14 am
I am guessing you own a PS3, then?

I really like how they advertise to the kiddies "NO FILLER aaalLLLLL ACcccccTTTiiiiIIIOOONNN!!!!! on the cover"


Bruno........Borat.... Whatever......

Yep, a PS3 Slim.

I've only been using my PS3 Slim to watch Blu-rays / Streaming (PS3 Media Server) and no gaming. Gaming tends to be on Classic Xbox and Xbox 360.

The only game I play every now and then is Dragon Ball Raging Blast (360). ;D I do want to get my hands on Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit, it really does look like an impressive (little) game.

Damn it YU GI OH on Blu-ray??? I think the yu gi oh movies were made before you can even think of that high quality  ;D ;D ;D

More to add:

- District 9
- Inglorious Basterds
- Get Smart
- The Bank Job
- High School of the Dead
- Despicable Me
- Dragon Ball Z Kai: Part Six

I may order Yu Yu Hakusho: Season Two this month still, October will be for:

- Dragon Ball Z: 3-CD BGM SET (CD)
- Dragon Box Z: Dragon Ball Z - Volume Seven (DVD)

November:

- The Lion King: Diamond Edition (Blu-ray)
- Xbox 360 New Black Remove (Xbox 360 S design style)

What can I say... I love watching Blu-rays!

AWESOME Collection !!!!  ;D

Akira sticks out because I'm playing the game. :D

Akira!  

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I take it this has the option for watching with either subtitles or the dubbing used in the 2001 Pioneer re-release?  And not the earlier Streamline Pictures dub.  Although it is this version which is most familiar to me, ever since I first saw the film on VHS as a 14 yr-old, back in the mid-1990s.  So I have a fondness for it.  Subtitles are best, though.

No one else here on FW has a Blu-ray Collection? Someone probably does. Despite whether it's big or small, all counts.

I'll be updating my collection soon and it'll include The Lion King Diamond Edition Blu-ray (Limited Time Only Offer from Disney). :o

Oh, I thought it was just your thread for showing off :P

I have FF7 Advent Children, Where the Wild Things Are, and the Back to the Future Trilogy.

I have the Simpsons movie, Enter the Dragon, March of the Penguins and ink (signed by the director Jamin Winans).

I've got a small blu ray collection, I just never buy movies. I'll take a picture and post it soon.

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Updated the list on the primary post.

Anywho, here's a pic (bad quality photo, unfortunately)

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Only thing I was disappointed is that Amazon didn't send it carefully on an A4 box type which they usually do, and from this fault of theirs, the slipcover came a bit damaged but other than the slipcover everything's in perfect condition. :)

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Is that a spoiler? :o

My Blu Ray collection with start and finish at the same time when I commit to purchasing a Criterion copy of Salo.  :crazy:

I dont collect blu ray releases but I cant wait to receiving my Blu Ray Burner and transfer my Anime collection. I have so many discs Im looking forward to transferring the equivalent of 3 discs on to one single.

The only Bluray I have at the moment is Zebraman 2. It was one of those dvd/blu combos... I don't even have a bluray player!

I don't even use disks anymore I just store movies on my 2tb internal sata hdd.  I don't really mind dvd quality instead of blu-ray I've experienced some ultimate blu-ray setups and dvd is good enough for me.

Love movies... and some "classic" tv shows.

Got a lot more blu-rays since this pic. I mostly like old 80s/90s and some older classics. Also grab a lot of criterion, kurosawa-ish  type stuff. Not too much anime, but Ghibli is an insta-buy for me. I have 3 PS3s and an OPPO bluray player. Three HD-DVD players with one of them being the flagship X2. Got a couple nice LD players in addition to a Laseractive. I even have a HD VHS (DVHS) player! Plays special hi-def VHS tapes in native 1080i (not upscaled, though it will upscale regular VHS tapes).

Also got a good chunk of HD-DVD, a huge DVD and large Laserdisc collection (mostly japanese and boxed sets).

In terms of the "dirty" wares (downloaded movie/tv stuff).... I've got 32 TERABYTES (not gigs! but TBs) of network storage with a PC in every room.

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I have a 2tb hdd and a collection of avis.  I also still have my old big dvd collection which I started in the year 2000

I envy you, stealthlurker. One day I wish to steal that much copyrighted property. Only at around 50GB~ right now.

I have one Blu-Ray, even though the only BR player I own is in my laptop...
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Mostly for the DVD and digital copies. :P

Quote from: stealthlurker on May 16, 2012, 11:13:16 pm
Love movies... and some "classic" tv shows.

Got a lot more blu-rays since this pic. I mostly like old 80s/90s and some older classics. Also grab a lot of criterion, kurosawa-ish  type stuff. Not too much anime, but Ghibli is an insta-buy for me. I have 3 PS3s and an OPPO bluray player. Three HD-DVD players with one of them being the flagship X2. Got a couple nice LD players in addition to a Laseractive. I even have a HD VHS (DVHS) player! Plays special hi-def VHS tapes in native 1080i (not upscaled, though it will upscale regular VHS tapes).

Also got a good chunk of HD-DVD, a huge DVD and large Laserdisc collection (mostly japanese and boxed sets).

In terms of the "dirty" wares (downloaded movie/tv stuff).... I've got 32 TERABYTES (not gigs! but TBs) of network storage with a PC in every room.

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That's a really cool collection, but what about the slipcovers, they didn't come or you threw them away? :P

Quote from: Drakon on May 17, 2012, 07:01:43 am
I have a 2tb hdd and a collection of avis.  I also still have my old big dvd collection which I started in the year 2000

AVI container is outdated and poop nowadays, you're much better going with MKV or MP4's container, smaller size and far better quality than an AVI would offer.

uhm I don't even know if any of them are avis I just said avi because it's gauranteed people will know what an avi is.  Although the "quality and size" of an AVI depends on what compression you use.  I can generate avis in virtualdub using many different types of compression with varying results.