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LG and OnLive announced this morning that the LG Smart TV with Google TV built in will now see integration from OnLive's streaming gaming service. This means instant cloud gaming, straight from the television, with no console needed. They say that their latest model, the S2, supports OnLive, and future LG Google TV models will also include this feature. All new S2 series TVs will already have OnLive preinstalled. Those of you that already own one can add this feature in an over air update. You'll need to buy a controller first. “Our partnership with LG has enabled us to take an important step forward in making high-end gaming accessible to everyone, across a variety of consumer electronic devices,” said Gary Lauder, OnLive Chairman. “Gamers can now enjoy hundreds of amazing console-quality games with no new hardware necessary beyond an OnLive controller and LG’s fast and intuitive Google TV.” Would you get into streaming gaming if it was built into your television? Any LG S2 series owners out there looking forward to trying this out? Did you know? You can now get daily or weekly email notifications when humans reply to your comments.
1:45 PM on 04.03.2013 Start playing TERA: Rising sooner with data streamingOn-demand cloud gaming provider Happy Cloud and En Masse Entertainment have teamed up to offer faster access to TERA: Rising. Players can now check out the free-to-play MMORPG without going through the typical installation pr...
9:30 PM on 03.21.2013 Sony partners with Unity for PS4, Vita, cloud, and moreA new strategic partnership between Sony Computer Entertainment and Unity means we're going to be seeing a lot more of the popular game engine on PlayStation hardware. Beyond the current support for PlayStation 3, this arrang...
5:53 PM on 02.20.2013 PS4 has cloud-based backwards compatibilityBackwards compatibility of some kind has always been a feature of PlayStation platforms since the PS2. The PS2 could play PS1 games and for a solid chunk of time the PS3 could play both PS2 and PS1 games. The PS4 is set to ha...
5:33 PM on 02.20.2013 Gaikai CEO announces instant streaming through the PS4David Perry, CEO of Gaikai, and winner of the "sharpest suit of the night" award, took the stage tonight to give us some more news on the PlayStation 4. Perry boasts that through the power of Gaikai, the PlayStation Network w...
7:09 PM on 02.15.2013 WSJ says that next PlayStation will stream PS3 gamesWhatever this next PlayStation system is will stream PS3 games via Gaikai technology, says a WSJ source (subscription required). Remember when Sony bought Gaikai? This is what they were planning, it seems. Backwards...
12:48 PM on 02.07.2013 Gabe Newell is a skeptic of cloud gamingValve's Gabe Newell gave us his thoughts on cloud gaming this morning at his D.I.C.E. Summit keynote, saying that he's a skeptic of the technology. While he backs in-home streaming as a solution for getting PC games on living...
10:15 AM on 02.05.2013 Nintendo: Cloud gaming is not the futureThose no-good kids, with their hula hoops and their clouds. Back in my day, there was only one Cloud in gaming, and he carried a sword twice his height like a real man does. New technology confuses and angers me, and you bett...
12:30 PM on 01.07.2013 CES: Nvidia shows off its cloud gaming hardware, GRIDCan you tell it's CES week? In addition to Nvidia's Project SHIELD handheld, the company has shared further details on its cloud gaming initiative. While they aren't releasing a product that consumers will be able to directly...
12:30 PM on 12.05.2012 Dragon Quest X on Wii U will use cloud savesWorried about storage space? Don't be. The latest Nintendo Direct tells us that Dragon Quest X will use the cloud to hold saves for this MMO, according to Inside Games. So, no messing with silly external USB storage, especially for those that have the 8GB standard Wii U system. A new Japanese trailer also surfaced from this morning's event. It looks beautiful! Enjoy.
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