14 software makers to back Sony, release 75 Blu-ray DVD titles

14 software makers to back Sony, release 75 Blu-ray DVD titles

TOKYO, Japan - A total of 75 software titles on high-definition DVD in the Blu-ray format are shown during a presentation at a hotel in Tokyo on Aug. 29. Fourteen Japanese visual software makers will release the items, which include movies, animation and music videos, in November. (Kyodo)

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