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    Feature | Head in the Cloud

    Questions about how to entice gamers to use cloud gaming remain unanswered.

    Published as part of our sister-site GamesIndustry.biz's widely-read weekly newsletter, the GamesIndustry.biz Editorial, is a weekly dissection of an issue weighing on the minds of the people at the top of the games business. It appears on Eurogamer after it goes out to GI.biz newsletter subscribers.

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    EA rejects cloud-only future for gaming

    Discs not obsolete "any time soon".

    EA has rejected the notion that we'll be playing all our games through 'cloud-based' services like OnLive in the near future, insisting that the traditional game disc has a long life left ahead of it.

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    OnLive goes into public beta testing

    Cloud gaming service takes first steps.

    OnLive founder Steve Perlman has announced that the ambitious "cloud" gaming service, which runs games remotely and streams the video to your home over the internet, is ready to begin public beta testing.

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    Xbox not worried about Gaikai, OnLive

    Something for "longer term", says Microsoft.

    Microsoft reckons we'll be waiting a while before streaming services like Gaikai and OnLive are the norm. The good old DVD-plus-DLC model, said European Xbox Live boss Jerry Johnson, will continue for "the foreseeable future".

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    OnLive to stay away from E3

    Expect more news soon though, says boss.

    Gaming download service OnLive won't be putting in an appearance at E3 this year.

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    OnLive mobile phone tech demoed

    Perlman shows it off in New York.

    The developers of ambitious game-streaming service OnLive eventually hope to have it running on mobile phones.

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    Aliens vs Predator heading to OnLive

    Rebellion deal a precursor of SEGA support?

    Rebellion boss Jason Kingsley has confirmed Aliens vs Predator for cloud computing service OnLive, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

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    Steve Perlman, CEO of OnLive, reckons he's secured the patent on cloud-based games.

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    OnLive MicroConsole dated, priced

    Hardware receives warm reviews in US.

    The audacious OnLive MicroConsole - the box that sits by a television and enables PC games to be played via live stream - has a date. Shipments to US shops begin on Thursday 2nd December.

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    Gaikai not worried by OnLive patent

    Insists remote gaming is not patentable.

    Online game streaming service Gaikai has insisted that rival outfit OnLive's recent patent on cloud-based gaming does not threaten its existence.

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    Movie streaming heading to OnLive?

    Service due to start next year.

    Still-in-short-trousers cloud gaming service OnLive is working up plans to start streaming movies, reports claim.

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    OnLive to launch $9.99 monthly subs plan

    Get unlimited access to 40 titles.

    Cloud gaming set-up OnLive has just announced a new initiative that will give users unlimited access to a library of games for $9.99 a month.

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    OnLive early adopters get first year free

    First 25,000 sign-ups also get free game.

    OnLive is offering the first 25,000 people who pre-registered for the game-streaming service a free year's subscription and a free game.

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    Perlman: OnLive to launch this winter

    New funds power the cloud dream.

    Steve Perlman's dreams of a "formal" winter launch for his ambitious cloud-computing company OnLive may be realised, as the latest round of fund-raising proves a huge success.

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    EA sceptical about OnLive

    Publisher concerned about lag, price.

    EA has aired concerns about the pricing and usability of the new cloud gaming microconsole OnLive.

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    BT hopes to launch OnLive in late 2011

    More launch details later this year.

    OnLive may be set to launch in the US next week, but the cloud gaming service won't be available in the UK until late next year according to partner British Telecom.

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    OnLive convinces TV giant VIZIO

    Game-streaming out of the box.

    If OnLive really won't work, then where did all that investment money come from? More to the point - why has American telly giant VIZIO agreed to add OnLive intrinsically to its new tellies, Blu-ray players, phones and tablets?

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    OnLive to launch in UK this Autumn

    New universal controller to widen reach.

    Cloud gaming platform OnLive finally arrives in the UK this Autumn, more than a year after its US launch last June.

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    The Call of Duty Elite beta goes live on PlayStation 3 today, Activision has announced.

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    Ni No Kuni gets Western release

    Gorgeous Level-5/Ghibli RPG localised.

    Impossibly lovely Level-5/Studio Ghibli collaboration Ni No Kuni is heading West, according to a GameStop report.

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    Inafune offered to finish MML3

    Capcom: "We have no need to do that."

    Departed Capcom development chief Keiji Inafune offered to finish the cancelled Mega Man Legends 3 project, but Capcom declined, according to a Game Blurb report.

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    Chair clarifies Shadow Complex 2 talk

    Potential publisher being sought.

    Epic's Cliff Bleszinski took some time out from Gears 3 promo duties this weekend to discuss a sequel to acclaimed XBLA platformer Shadow Complex.

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    Dragon Quest Monsters remake announced

    Terry's Wonderland due on 3DS next year.

    A remake of the original Dragon Quest Monsters Game Boy Color spin-off arrives on the 3DS next year, Square Enix has announced.

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    Out This Week - 23/09/11

    Gears 3! F1! Resi 4 HD!

    It's here, the Eurogamer Expo 2011, our fourth and biggest year so far. We've taken all your feedback from the past three years, and our experience, and come up with a show we want to go to. Tickets have basically gone (there are scraps so be quick), and we're all wibbly-wobbly at the knees to see first hordes trample through the doors. You'll get extra marks for spotting me at the show and I may even kiss you.

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    Sony plans unobtrusive Vita updates

    Plus, more on Remote Play features.

    Sony hopes to make the PlayStation Vita's firmware updates less intrusive than on the PlayStation 3 and PSP, according to worldwide studios chief Shuhei Yoshida.

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    In October superhero MMO DC Universe Online becomes free to play, Sony Online Entertainment has announced.

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    World of Darkness to feature permadeath

    More details on CCP's latest emerge.

    Forthcoming vampire MMO World of Darkness will likely feature permadeath, according to developer CCP.

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    Deus Ex boss battles outsourced

    "If you panic, you're going to die."

    The boss battles in superb science fiction action role-playing game Deus Ex: Human Revolution were not developed by Eidos Montreal.

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    Review | Resident Evil 4 HD

    Buy it at a high price?

    As a title, Resident Evil 4 HD is either a lie or the most severe case of 'lost in translation' since the SNES era. What's on the block here would be most accurately described as Resident Evil 4 Upscaled or, if you're feeling saucy, "the PC version".

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    Sony: 3DS circle pad add-on "shocking"

    Yoshida reckons Capcom demanded it.

    Top Sony exec Shuhei Yoshida was "shocked" to see Nintendo's circle pad add-on announcement and speculated that the peripheral is a result of a demand from Monster Hunter developer Capcom.

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