Next Gen Gaming?

[admin_old]

Well steal my cornbread and call me Uncle Bluetooth. This sounds way cool. Microsoft is squeaking about their OnLive box, a small little PC/Hub that connects you to their servers. Play multi-player games online without a super duper maxed out PC? It just may work. What the price is or what [...]

More... (http://www.8bitbrigade.com/next-gen-gaming/)

[Slitt Vicious]

Shlug: I think you broke the front page, can you resize your picture?

I read about this the other day, but must have skipped over the part about it being a Microsoft product. Sounds interesting.

[Shlugendah]

Apparently Canis or some ghost type person fixed my pictur/. -rolleyes- I kinda liked the big picture. :)

[Music]

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[Canis Firebrand]

I fixeded it... Too big picture.. break front page... layout all wonkey...

[Jennos]

] wonkey...

Nice word!

[Slitt Vicious]

FWIW, this is not a Microsoft product; it is a direct competitor and is the idea of the guy responsible for webTV (fail), and QuickTime.

[Shlugendah]

Yea, the picturesin that article are sort of deceptive. The screens they show have Xbox button icons at the bottom, but I saw different button icons on other sites. Sorry for giving M$ credit. :shrug:

[fightclubjeff]

I saw a lengthy review on G4's X-Play yesterday and it seems if all the kinks have been worked out. Plus the have EA and Eidos on board, that is some heavy support. I did see clips of Bio-shock and it looked reall well done with no lag. They claim since the server is running all the applications you are a mili-second behind but due to some newly created technology you will not be able to tell.