Absolutely not. There are still MAJOR questions about these high-end "games on demand" services that have so far gone completely unanswered, aside from PR type

Absolutely not. There are still MAJOR questions about these high-end "games on demand" services that have so far gone completely unanswered, aside from PR type non-answers. Latency - how will they perform when round-trips take 30-100ms+? Bandwidth - Even assuming a mediocre resolution of 800x600 at 30fps, games are going to guzzle bandwidth. Hardware - While a decent spec server can happily serve up dynamic webpages to thousands of users, that's just not possible for games. Modern games require a modern spec machine per user - and don't forget the heat/power issues either! And wow - we haven't even talked about all those publishers who are going to demand top dollar for their latest titles! So we'll see. I do look forward to seeing the what the service is like, but my feeling is that unless they can sign deals with ISPs to colocate then they're doomed. That said, such a service could be very attractive to cable operators as an additional extra to offer their customers.