“OnLive Game Service to launch on June 17 in the US for $15 a month”
The game streaming service will run users $14.95 a month, though buying or renting games is an additional cost (it’s unclear exactly what that cost might be).
It’s very, very sad that they supposedly managed to put together the technology needed to play games remotely, and it’s going to be a complete failure because they couldn’t negotiate a Netflix-like agreement with game publishers.
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