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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 1:33AM SenatorSpacer said

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Haven't even read the article yet because I just had to say: DEAD SPACE GIRL!
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 1:10PM Lambrick said

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@SenatorSpacer spotted that in a second, then i was like "FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-"
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 1:35AM Apollo26 said

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DSG!!!!

I WUV YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 1:37AM Naru now in 3D said

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Wait... is this another supercomputer-runs-the-game-and-it-streams-on-your-not-so-super-computer thing?

I thought that Onlive one already proved that this idea isn't really viable yet.
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 1:47AM delicatessen lama said

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@Naru now in 3D :: I don't live in a super-broadband place but I have all sorts of trouble playing online games due to servers too far from me (BC2), and host migration (MW2), or bullet detection issues (RDR). One of Onlive's games is Mirror's Edge; good luck beating that with lag, you will definitely want to be within an extremely close range of their data centres to have any hope of success.
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 2:36AM Acosta02 said

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@Naru now in 3D

It's a free service designed to let you demo a game without having to download anything, if I recall correctly.

(ffffffuuu I accidentally replied to a reply)
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 11:10AM MrAlex said

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It's the same as what onlive offers, but it is browser-based, has more server hubs, and is much cheaper. Supposedly if you have over a 1Mb connection it should work fine, so I'm covered.
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 1:39AM Special Agent Bob said

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has any one seen captain planet
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 1:42AM PilzE wants your mint spaghetti said

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DSG, you are my MSG coated MGS from MGM using RGB and DMI.
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 1:59AM Grey said

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@PilzE wants your mint spaghetti

What is this, I don't even...
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 2:35AM Acosta02 said

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It's a free service designed to let you demo a game without having to download anything, if I recall correctly.
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 2:05AM Undying said

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Oh look its one piece of the cancer killing the video game industry.
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 2:34AM Faenix said

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@Undying Yeah.. no. Thats pirates, not something making games more accessible.
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 3:31AM sonicspike41 said

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@Undying

Depending on who you ask it's either FPS games, Nintendo/motion controls, casuals, Activision, Guitar Hero, CoD/Halo, pirates, or this magical beast known as the economy.
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 8:06AM Acosta02 said

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@Undying

How in the hell is this killing the video game industry?
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 9:23PM SenatorSpacer said

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@Undying

DON'T YOU DARE SAY THAT ABOUT DEAD SPACE GIRL!
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 2:53AM Dr Acula said

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SHES BAAAAAAAACK
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 9:56AM CaptainProtonX said

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Only thing I saw: DSG
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Posted: Jun 18th 2010 10:17AM TheBrainninja said

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Oh man, it's been a while. I wonder if there'll be a resurgence of DSG now that Dead Space Extraction's coming PS3-ward? Though I'm not sure if it's just a part of the DS2 Special Edition or whatever.

...anyway, yeah. I do like that there are only 2 or so threads actually discussing Gaikai, lol.
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Posted: Jul 1st 2010 2:39PM Stravinsky said

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Here are some facts:... OnLive is a streamingservice avalible in the US (And NOT in Europe). It will cost you 15 $ a month + an unknown price for each game. You need to buy a box (hardware) som to be part of this...
Gai Kai is a somwhat similar project based in Europe. It may cost a little less and it will feature free demos. You do not have to get extra hardware for this service. OnLive will be running sooner than Gai Kai but I think people in Europe will have as good if not a better system using Gai Kai. Both systems however claim they will bring you "the ultimate gaming experience and give each member access to lots of games orginally made for Playstation, Xbox Nintendo and PC.
I must say I look forward to Gai Kai lauching !
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