Reuters – A new videogame company is aiming to challenge the big three console makers by providing a “cloud-based” gaming system promising on-demand access to games and no lag time.
Reuters – A new video game company is aiming to challenge the big three console makers by providing a “cloud-based” gaming system promising on-demand access to games and no lag time.
PC World – The best parts of GDC are the ones you’d probably find the most boring. They’re spent hunkered in crowded, slightly gamy smelling rooms listening to panels of game celebs wax prolific about anything from high-definition physics and platform-independent shader development to tongue-tanglers like “Riding the Waves of Change: How Video Game Companies Can Flourish in an Environment of Relentless Volatility and Flux.”
Macworld.com – OnLive has announced its online game service and â??Microconsoleâ?? at this weekâ??s Game Developer Conference (GDC) in San Francisco, Calif. The company promises â??the most advanced games instantlyâ?? on almost any Mac or PC. Itâ??s coming in Winter 2009 â??in a variety of different pricing packages and tiers,â?? according to the company.
AP – Music and movies can be streamed over the Internet, so why not video games?
PC World – An imposing new force in the video game industry is promising to give Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony some life-threatening competition come winter. OnLive does what no console-maker has done before: removes the console from the equation.