http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5oIr4o_MIk

Hehe, World of Goo came out in 3 seconds of the OnLive video demo :p. Pretty much no more consoles and/or computer specs from what I read. Here is the IGN article if you want to read. http://pc.ign.com/articles/965/965535p1.html

This is very contradictory to the announcement, that "World od Goo" comes without any DRM. OnLive carries DRM to extremes.

I don't think that's contradictory at all. The game is available DRM-free for Windows, Linux and OS X from the 2D Boy website. If you prefer, you can also get the game from some of the third-party resellers such as Beanstalk Games, Steam, Greenhouse, and so on, which may have a different take on DRM, but those are just additional options, and don't detract in any way from the DRM-free version sold by 2D Boy.

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Although I don't see this service going anywhere for the next 10 years.

wow, i wonder how 2d boy is gonna get paid for this, and how much they will be able to get outta this.

this service looks very interesting indeed, but it's a new concept. they will have to work very hard to make this work any good and to get people on it.