OnLive is cool if you like playing your PC games in YouTube quality video and with significant input lag (tested on a 100Mbit connection). I saw a guy playing Braid in one of real time videos and just felt bad for him. That game can be played on a simple netbook smoothly without having to experience any OnLive disadvantages. I really can't think of a reason to recommend this service to anyone. If you have slow computer you are better off playing games on medium or low settings, they will still look better than OnLive because you won't have to deal with video blocking and lag introduced by streaming. And if you have really old computer you won't be able to run OnLive smoothly anyway, because believe it or not 720p video stream is pretty demanding on a system. If you have laptop/netbook chances are you won't be using it at home, but instead some place with limited connection speed so once again no use for OnLive.

"i personaly thought the 360 looked better than the pc :/ i like the dark better pc looked good though and they owned the ps3 graphics its sad how many games look better on 360 when the ps3 is capible of more" Do you even know that you can adjust gamma/brightness levels on a PC? Also when you take a screenshot gamma/brightness settings are not saved in a screenshot.