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Published 9 years ago by mariogi with 4 Comments
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OnLive shuts down streaming games service, sells patents to Sony

The industry's first experiment in server-streamed gaming comes to an end.

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  • messi
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    Sony is putting it's money behind this rental service and not PSN. They are betting big on rentals.

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    • mariogi
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      It makes sense, it could be a gold mine for them.

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  • 8mm
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    Considering current internet Speeds in most parts of the US.. the service is not exactly ready for the mainstream.

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    • mariogi
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      I've always believed it was ahead of it's time. Oh well maybe in a few more years.

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