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@bunktacular Nothing more than a fantastic way to play games at really good prices on my TV, PC, tablet, and phone.

@Deaths Hand I think it'd work great, so it should work great according to your logic.

@CaramelZappa The controller has no lag at all. I don't even see lag with the game play but that could be explained by my good internet connection. The controller is bluetooth, so it should be the same for everyone, regardless of your internet connection.

@JakeAuditore No, it's fantastic if you have a decent connection and are within 1000 miles of one of the data centers.

@CaramelZappa The quality is pretty nice on my phone, (Droid X) the only time the quality really dropped on 3G was when I was on a train and it started moving fast.

@Trogdorwhore It doesn't have a store in the app, they changed that for the ios version, ios users will have to buy from the website, game console, or desktop app.

@RedgeHammer Neither gaikai n or OnLive expect you to give up consoles, in fact gaikai depends on you owning a console or gaming PC, they would have no business if you didn't. OnLive makes money even if you only use them for demoing, then buy the game for a console.

Personally if the game is available for OnLive I'd rather buy it there, for one thing I'd probably get it cheaper, heck I just bought Deus Ex Augmented Edition for 90 cents.

I will laugh if people demo a game via gaikai, then go to OnLive to buy it.

@spin cycle I can't speak for gaikai but OnLive games load in under 4 seconds usually. Much faster than loading it locally whether it's on PC or console.

@Mmmmz That's what I did, I preordered Homefront for $50, it came with the free console and a free copy of Metro 2033.