>It doesn't have to be perfect- it just has to be profitable. There has been quite a few streaming services already that have already folded such as Onlive, Ga

>It doesn't have to be perfect- it just has to be profitable. There has been quite a few streaming services already that have already folded such as Onlive, Gaikai, Gamefly. The other part of the problem is that Digital Renting for video games has also failed to kick off in any meaningful way since the pricing structure is just to restrictive; especially for modern games that can last 40+ hours. Netflix and Redbox were able to use Blockbuster to make a business model but that hasn't translated as well to video games. Maybe the problem is that people don't play enough games to warrant a high subscription price or play so much that they might as well buy it outright.