Since DVD technology is in its infancy, its potential for revolutionizing the computing world is currently under-appreciated. Right now, the video and audio quality of DVD movies is stunning. Series of movies can be contained on one disc instead of separate ones. Soundtracks in multiple languages are included. Even with all of these things, there is still ample room to spare on the disc.
Companies can offer movies and games on the same disc.
For instance, the enhanced version of the Star Wars Trilogy was the highest-grossing box office hit this year. Why not offer the Trilogy and a handful of LucasArts games to consumers, conveniently packed all on one disc. Sure, you might pay a little more, but you're getting your money's worth. Tie Fighter, Dark Forces, Jedi Knight, and Shadows of the Empire would be a great combination along with the movies. No matter how you look at it, combining games and movies on DVD is a wonderful fusion of media.