The cloud-streaming game company offers new options to its customers.
The company's compression technology could potentially address a major problem for players.
OnLive's new owner says in a post that the cloud gaming company once again has forward momentum.
The deal shows that OnLive is still evangelizing cloud gaming.
G-cluster's brings cloud gaming to your TV by plugging its small machine into your HDMI port.
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GameStop, one of the world's biggest game retailers, will cut its global footprint by about 1 percent.
Some LG Smart TV owners can now play console-quality games without a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360.
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Sony's wholly owned cloud-gaming company is using a technology that the London-based T5 Labs believe it owns.
Despite $40 million in investment from big companies, OnLive was worth much less than that in the end.
After cloud gaming leader OnLive ran out of money in August, the future of cloud gaming became, er, cloudy. Rival cloud gaming service Gaikai had sold itself to Sony for $380 million, but OnLive’s failure to gain enough consumers to …
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Hoping to pick up where OnLive left off, CiiNow is launching cloud gaming software that will serve as the backbone for cloud services that game publishers can launch.
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Steve Perlman says farewell to OnLive fans and promises future projects that will "blow your mind."
