
Well it looks like OnLive is working well enough in beta to go for a real-live launch now. They've announced that the service will start June 17th and will include games from the big publishers that includes hits like Assassin's Creed 2, Borderlands and Mass Effect 2. At GDC today, the CEO of OnLive said their would be somewhere from 12-25 titles at launch. No exactly a monster number there which is a little surprising given the amount of time they've been working on this. Subscribers get access for $14.95 per month.
I've already got all the gaming platforms covered so this isn't the product for me. I'm more interested in the potential for this to be used with the iPhone that we heard about a few months ago but nothing else has been said about that.
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The one that caught my eye first was the fact that it will support Sony's still unnamed motion controller but they don't mention Natal support at all. Now that might not be a big deal because Natal was designed to be a more seamless controller that would work with most games anyway but we'll see if that works in practice without special code built into the game. Maybe it uses on-board game profiles to port support - that would make the most sense actually.
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Wow, OK I better start mentally getting ready for this game because I don't want my world ripped apart without taking some precautions first.Designed by Creative Director Stuart Black (co-creator and designer of Black, 2006), Bodycount is being created by an all-star development team using the EGO Game Technology Platform, an evolution of Codemasters’ award-winning engine, for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and PlayStation3 computer entertainment system and scheduled for release in Q1 of 2011.
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On the console side of things server issues are still being worked on and Xbox 360 and PS3 gamers are also having issues with the EA Online servers. There was a server restart last night but it's still not working right. This is from BFBC2's Twitter
EA server maintenance which is affecting the Xbox 360 BFBC2 is taking longer than expected. We'll have the servers back as soon as possible.
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