I don’t even know what to say. I thought the 25 gig paper disk was cool, but oh man was i wrong.
<a href=“http://www.gizmodo.com/archives/corn-starch-bluray-disc-024985.php”>Gizmodo “story”</a>
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I wonder if they’ll ever make a potato chip disc?
Apparently the PS3 uses these discs. First, PS2 had DREs. Now PS3 has biodegradable discs. At this rate, the PS4 will explode by just looking at it.
wait…so after you use them they disappear?
only if using them involves eating them
Does it turn into popcorn if it overheats in a disc drive?
i think this is the worst idea ever
MMMMMMMMMMM 25gb of data.
Wow. I wonder how many GBs the cornfields of Nebraska could create. :3
turn that “c” into a “p” and then we get my kinda thread
lololololollolololololzzzzz
That’s friggin’ awesome.
Millions of people around the world are dieing of stavation and what do we with our food?
we turn it into playstation video games.
:moogle: oy.
Note To Nutter: No matter How Hungry You are, no Eating FF14 or any other PS3 Disk…
Big Nutter
A bit Premature I know but the only other Joke was XP’s Fry up/Burn Session which isn’t funny.
Ditto.
F3@r t@h ub3r l337 c0rn!1oneonreleben111!
Meh, although it does sound stupid, imagine how cheap PS3/BluRay discs will be if they can make them out of cheap products, like paper, and now, corn. 
Lower disc prices could translate into lower game prices!
or Bigger Propehts, or both
Big Nutter
Scoffs and apple in 30 secs.
You do realize that currently CDs are made out of plastic, which is already extremely cheap? When you buy a game on a disc, the cost is mostly associated with the content the disc contains.
I’d probably get drunk and eat it.
Corn, it’s useful beyond eating!
