Star Wars did get a DVD release that was unaltered... Also I think that can be said by many films as time goes on and they don't get a Blu-ray release... Technically it would be the end of all of them as well. And that carries over when there is something higher than Blu-ray. Eventually the media release stops. Digital downloads for anything that can't be upscaled/remastered any higher and that's where they would stay unless they have a huge fanbase that would buy into a product that wouldn't look too different but is demanded anyway.Roland_ELoG wrote:Do you want to see the original Star Wars? Do you have a VHS player?
This is the future of Dragon Ball Z!
I feel the day the orange bricks stop making money is either the day they force a cheaper, better looking option on commercial shelves. And companies don't do that.. I don't imagine if people finally stopped buying they would go "time to release in 4:3". I think they would finally be done re-releasing the show it has been attempted to be marketed many more times in the US than any other anime I've seen.KingofWisdom wrote: Maybe they'll try another 4:3 release once the Orange Brick crowd stops making them money.
EDIT: I don't want anyone to get the wrong idea on my stance either. I would LOVE a 4:3 release (ex.the level sets) but I don't think there is a market for a great remastering with a 4:3 aspect ratio. It makes me a little upset it probably wont happen but in the end it's still the same show which I enjoy very much and doesn't need to be remastered for me or anyone else to enjoy it. As much as I'd want a better release I don't think they are doing fans a disservice as much as they are just trying to be a business and make money. I'm not sure if this is the best way of going about it but it's for a profit not to please the hardcore fans like us. I can only be thankful for anything new and improved and steer clear from the new and not as improved..
