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I don't think $100 is enough of a disparity to get the market we're talking about even vaguely interested. Especially since the titles we're talking about (I th
by joebadmo 16y ago
I don't think $100 is enough of a disparity to get the market we're talking about even vaguely interested. Especially since the titles we're talking about (I think we're talking about stuff like the Modern Warfare games) simply aren't feasible on an ARM proc yet.
- whatusername 16y agoHow close is the ARM proc to running something like OnLive?
- joebadmo 16y agoThat's a really interesting question, but I don't think Apple's going to be the company to take gaming in that direction. Their cloud services are pretty lackluster. I have an ATV, and I only ever use it for Netflix streaming.
- krakensden 16y agoThey're already there, all you really need is the ability to stream H.264 and monitor input events. What isn't there is consumer internet connections, most people won't be able to have an enjoyable experience.
- georgemcbay 16y agoOnLive's own microconsole hardware is based on an ARMv5 chip (Marvell ARMADA 1000), so I guess there's your answer?
- whatusername 16y agowow. I really haven't been following gaming news. "The OnLive Game System is only available for sale in the contiguous United States. " so not much use -- but still very cool.