Since 1888, National Geographic has visited many strange, interesting, and exciting places, people, and animals on our planet. Within their published magazine, many people can enjoy nature and understand it through vivid pictures and informative texts. While that’s nice and realistic in the 20th century, but come on this is the 21st century, technology can more »

National Geographic has announced that they will be joining the ranks of those who are now Blu-ray exclusive. This is certainly no surprise that National Geographic would make this decision as they are a subdivision of Warner. It does however continue the sad march to the dead pool for HD DVD. Of the Warner subsidiaries more »