Author Topic: OnLive (Game Streaming)  (Read 3273 times)

A program that streams games to your TV and or home computer.
Could this be the end of PC game stores as we know it :o.
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/gaming/2009-03-24-onlive_N.htm

http://www.onlive.com
Pretty much look up OnLive on google to find more about it...
« Last Edit: March 24, 2009, 04:12:02 PM by maxxuss »



1. Its the "Blockland: Source" Theory.
2. Your gonna need a pretty fast internet to not get lag and screen..uh...line things.
3. Capped at 30fps
4. Showing on a tv?

6 hours 16 minutes till interesting reading of the website.........

A program that streams games to your TV and or home computer.
Could this be the end of PC game stores as we know it :o.
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/gaming/2009-03-24-onlive_N.htm

http://www.onlive.com
Pretty much look up OnLive on google to find more about it...
Old news, I read about it 15 mins before you :D

How are you going to download a game AND play matchmaking with other players without lagging?

Eh, knew it was coming. Its a bit early, we need much faster internet.

How are you going to download a game AND play matchmaking with other players without lagging?
You're not downloading a game.
You're getting streaming video of their hardware running the game.

Wonder how much it will cost.

What happens when they run out of computers
« Last Edit: June 17, 2013, 02:18:35 AM by infomaniac »

What happens when they run out of computers :o

They buy more :D

You're not downloading a game.
You're getting streaming video of their hardware running the game.

It is a good point though. Internet play will require a good connection with you to their servers, and them to the game's server.

it costs less than a Wii i saw it on an interview

It is a good point though. Internet play will require a good connection with you to their servers, and them to the game's server.
Fiber optics :o?