Onlive game service

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Onlive game servicesdmsanilover06/17/2010 - 22:27

world of goo is in the lauch list; surprised no one has mentioned it.

Re: Onlive game serviceSoultaker06/22/2010 - 08:41

Interesting! I read this on a number of sites but I don't see it in the OnLive Game list actually... maybe they just don't advertise with it.

I thought that the main selling point of OnLive was that it would enable you to run high-end games that your own computer isn't capable of running. I wonder what the point of playing World of Goo on OnLive is then: if you can run the OnLive client, you can certainly run the game directly as well. Seems like you'd end up paying a lot more to play it on OnLive, and then you're restricted to playing online. So I wonder who's buying?

I am probably very much biased, but I still think the best deal you can get on World of Goo is just to get the multi-platform DRM-free release directly from 2D Boy. :)

Re: Onlive game servicechicagoguy107/24/2010 - 09:59

[quote author=Soultaker link=topic=3008.msg17719#msg17719 date=1277214063]
Interesting! I read this on a number of sites but I don't see it in the OnLive Game list actually... maybe they just don't advertise with it.

I thought that the main selling point of OnLive was that it would enable you to run high-end games that your own computer isn't capable of running. I wonder what the point of playing World of Goo on OnLive is then: if you can run the OnLive client, you can certainly run the game directly as well. Seems like you'd end up paying a lot more to play it on OnLive, and then you're restricted to playing online. So I wonder who's buying?

I am probably very much biased, but I still think the best deal you can get on World of Goo is just to get the multi-platform DRM-free release directly from 2D Boy. :)


I think this would be answer to someone who actually buys the $100 laptops which isnt capable of running anything. At the same time. I think OnLive is a subscription service like Netflix and you can play how much ever games you want as long as you pay a monthly fee.

Re: Onlive game servicePavke07/24/2010 - 12:00



I think World of Goo is there just because 2D Boy was a partner in this whole thing. It's really hart warming when I see 2D Boy logo next to these giants! :)

Re: Onlive game serviceGMMan07/24/2010 - 16:34

Though it's not very heartwarming that they'd rather keep commercial partnerships than keeping relations with customers tops. (By that I mean they've not made their promised expansion packs or checking the forums.)