The Let-It-All-Out: We're Here For You. No, Really.

[Andy_Jerk]

It's all politics. A noob can have a cure for cancer and be told to fuck off. A regular can say "fap" and everyone acts like it's gospel.

[Andy_Jerk]

Fuck off noob. We don't want your cure for cancer. RetroDeuteronomy just said fap again so we're going to go look at that.

[Inferno.]

Argh, I've been awake like 12 hours. Fucking sucks being incredibly tired at 2PM...

[Pickles]

*Clearing out PS3 HDD space*

God damn only having 120GB sucks.

and by 120 you of course mean 97GB

[Sprung]

It's all politics. A noob can have a cure for cancer and be told to fuck off. A regular can say "fap" and everyone acts like it's gospel.

That's the dumbest thing I have ever read. Congratulations.

[Ivolt]

That's the dumbest thing I have ever read. Congratulations.

No no, he's said stupider.

Remember when he was on drugs?

[Cookie Monster]

I'm quite satisfied, the records are mine again

[Sprung]

OnLive Inc., since their launch has only sold their game systems via their website. However, according to MCVUK.com, prior to their UK launch this fall, gamers may be able to purchase OnLive Game Systems in retail outlets.

OnLive’s Founder and CEO, Steve Perlman told MCVUK.com:

“We expect the console to be available in retail at launch over here, but until we can say where it will be sold and how much it will cost, we’re not going to make any official announcement. We’re also talking to retailers in the US and expect it to be available in stores there soon.”

Not only does it appear as though the game system will be on sale in retail outlets in the UK, but in the US as well. Details are not all there yet, but a move to bring OnLive to retail stores such as Best Buy, Gamestop, etc would be huge for the cloud gaming company. The names of particular retail outlets or prices/dates have not yet been released. However it seems as though it is inevitable.
It appears as though retailers are beginning to take notice that technology like OnLive is the future. The retailers must decide whether or not they will help these companies such as OnLive succeed, or try and prevent it from happening. Fortunately for OnLive, there is no stopping the move to the cloud. Everything from computer documents, to music, to television and movies are moving to the cloud. They have all been successful moves. OnLive is trying to do the same for video games.



Steve Perlman noted, “They (retailers) see change as inevitable. They’re trying to get ahead of the curve, to do something interesting with us. There are lots of ways we can partner with traditional bricks and mortar retailers – such as demo units or tying us into websites. And you know what, these are the smart guys, these are the guys that are going to survive.”

[Nemkoon]

[Nemkoon]

I killed the thread again

[TheRealSpiders]

You should probably stop that, things would run a lot smoother.

[Kouen Hasuki]

Sent a Laptop fan to Worm and some thermal paste (spare half a tube of Arctic silver 5) to help him out with his laptop, in town at teh food store some woman bought a bunch of shit and paid for it then walked off without even bagging it, then on the way home after a beer i saw a motorbike accident! (Noob + going well too fast on a 125cc sports bike + Gravel = Accident)

[Ivolt]

I'm quite satisfied, the records are mine again

One day, monster.

One day.

[Cookie Monster]

One day, monster.

One day.

I know, I know.

But, what day?

[Sprung]

I know, I know.

But, what day?