Full FeedGDC 2010: OnLive launches June 17 for $14.95 a month
OnLive will be launching June 17, 2010 for a monthly price of $14.95 in the lower 48 states in America. If you are one of the first qualified 25,000 people to sign up for OnLive, your first three months of service will be free of charge. The rest of the… Continue Reading »
onLive beta is a go
onLive, the new service that will allow gamers to play now-gen games on any computer or TV set using streaming technology, is about to get a whole lot more real. The public beta begins now - so if you’re interested, sign up (and do so quickly) at the site and… Continue Reading »
E3 2009: Here’s why OnLive won’t be attending E3
The brains behind OnLive are confident in their ability to make OnLive work as planned but, unfortunately, we won’t be seeing the service at E3 2009. It seemed awfully strange that OnLive would miss out on one of the biggest gaming conferences in the country but OnLive’s Chief Operating Officer… Continue Reading »
Opinion: Game consoles have nothing to fear from OnLive
With the major announcement of OnLive, a gaming service that allows anyone to play any game on a TV, PC or Mac, speculation that major game consoles are finished has begun. It’s a bit premature, since the OnLive external beta hasn’t even begun and the service itself isn’t launching commercially… Continue Reading »
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