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Video Q&A: OnLive CEO Steve Perlman (PC)

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  • Posted Mar 12, 2010

GameSpot's Sarju Shah gets the lowdown on the forthcoming game-streaming service that is set to launch on June 17 in the lower 48 United States for $15/month.

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70 Comments

  • evaneself

    Posted Feb 9, 2011 8:00 am GMT

    FanPackUT3v1.0 is released!

  • SuperYeti22

    Posted Nov 15, 2010 6:40 pm GMT

    He just mentioned "the 48 United States". WTF?!?! I thought there were 50...

  • evaneself

    Posted Nov 12, 2010 12:58 pm GMT

    FanPack Unreal Tournament 3 http://www.gamespot.com/users/evaneself/?tag=userpanel%3Bprofile

  • AkhilAnilkumar

    Posted Oct 30, 2010 2:53 am GMT

    Crysis rocks

  • alexnollent

    Posted May 11, 2010 8:17 am GMT

    So I'll be able to play FSX on my PC that could hardly play defcon?

  • ztron370

    Posted Apr 10, 2010 8:24 am GMT

    I only have one question,how much will the games cost?

  • richiedog8

    Posted Apr 1, 2010 11:27 am GMT

    i agre with you

  • WICGuardian

    Posted Mar 22, 2010 1:39 pm GMT

    I think this came out way to late.
    If this was 05' or 07' it may of been somthing serious to think about
    but why would people change there investment to somthing that isn't secure enough to prove long lasting? It sounds like there just
    dating off everyone elses technology.

  • johnpiszton

    Posted Mar 21, 2010 10:33 am GMT

    cool

  • treepop99

    Posted Mar 20, 2010 9:21 am GMT

    love this

  • gamerpipe

    Posted Mar 18, 2010 5:38 am GMT

    @wiidominance, that's good points, but I believe it will be a big gamble for them without discount in prices or offline version or some monthly package (for example pay $20/40/60/70..etc to play XX games..etc) but I wish them big success for the technology itself. I like the main idea, but I don't plan to participate for now.

  • Yathoom

    Posted Mar 17, 2010 11:10 am GMT

    will the service run for international users, or is it restricted for US & Canada users as many are?

  • renegun

    Posted Mar 17, 2010 10:34 am GMT

    i cant understand how it will be working.
    Look: to run a super high graphics games they must still have powerful computers, maybe they have special super computers that can run 10 applications at the time, But what if 10000 people will decide to play at one moment, they must have hundreds of powerful server computers to establish all this

  • haamiah1

    Posted Mar 16, 2010 10:38 pm GMT

    michaelbenoit...that´s a chillstream control device and it looks and fits on a xbox .

  • invictuslemming

    Posted Mar 16, 2010 8:25 pm GMT

    Good to see this is actually happening, i was getting worried that this was going to die before it materialized.

    The only real caveat to this system is the horrid bandwidth caps the ISPs are putting in, if i'm streaming at 5mbit/s constantly while playing my monthly quota is going to be gone in days.

  • michaelbenoit

    Posted Mar 16, 2010 9:03 am GMT

    Is it just me that noticed that the controller the guy in the background was holding looked just like the Xbox 360' s controller. Can you say lawsuit

  • AJNicaud

    Posted Mar 15, 2010 11:28 pm GMT

    wait, so this is not going to be available outside of the US? I mean, I live in Singapore and have an internet connection at like 10-15 MBPS (around there) and will be upgrading to 1GBps sometime next year. But, it doesn't matter much when you try to connect to someone who's server is in London, or Chicago etc. I look forward to this system as a forerunner of cloud gaming. But, I guess now it will only be out for Americans hm?

  • TheProfileth

    Posted Mar 15, 2010 10:42 pm GMT

    Let me highlight an issue for most people as I have been in the beta.
    Onlive requires that you download at 500-750 KB/s constantly including the menu and when you pause so if you leave to go do something while it is paused you have just downloaded a GB or 2 of video just for the pause screen. This is really only bad because most people have bandwidth caps, like with comcast you only get 250GB in a month total so that is gonna run out pretty fast.
    yes it is amazing, but unfortunately the sad truth is many people are going to either be charged or disconnected from their internet provider because they were unaware of this.

  • joshboy101

    Posted Mar 15, 2010 7:27 pm GMT

    this looks cool but people will doubt what it can do and they probably should have thought about exclusive games.

  • Moloch121

    Posted Mar 15, 2010 6:50 pm GMT

    My only fear is that people won't use this amazing service. I would love to never have to upgrade my computer unless if I wanted to. But the way people are connected with their terrible consoles they might not give it a chance. Microsoft needs some competition because Sony isn't really giving it to them yet...

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