I'm getting ONLIVE and it's going to >>> everything in existence!!!!!!

$15 is nothing we burn that in a few days on lunch coffee whatever. And I'm going to just have a SICK 24-27in good PC flat screen and some nice sound. And I'm always going to play all the TOP END PC games in full graphics and never have to worry about upgrades again.

I'll most likely stick with my online gaming on Xbox Live or until i'm confident that Onlive can compete in online shooters. Either way. **** YEAH i'm playing games like The Witcher 2 Crysis 2 Half Life 3 Dues Ex 3 Stalker and all the great PC games at full graphics and no worries becuase i'll be playing the single player aspect of them until Like I said the online game proofs itself.

Onlive is going to be OFF THE ******* HOOK!!!!!!

tis' be true.

I was interested until the high monthly subscription, maybe for you that isnt a lot, but 15 bucks a month is too much for me.

[QUOTE="dragonfly110"]

I was interested until the high monthly subscription, maybe for you that isn't a lot, but 15 bucks a month is too much for me.

HonkyTonkGamer

I agree it sounds like a lot but lets break it down 30 days in a month on ave, So we are looking at $2 bones a day basically :shock: It's nothing most people spend $7 a day on cigs. I don't smoke thankfully.

Or like I said it's less then a cup of coffee a day most places.

LOL.... $15 /mo. is equal to $2 /day?? LOL

sig worthiness right here... I'll stick with my Bobby sig though.

on topic... yeah $15 is cheap enough.... but "oh my internet is down, I can't play even single player games"... or even worse "Hooray, I have lag in my single player games"

$15 is nothing we burn that in a few days on lunch coffee whatever. And I'm going to just have a SICK 24-27in good PC flat screen and some nice sound. And I'm always going to play all the TOP END PC games in full graphics and never have to worry about upgrades again.

I'll most likely stick with my online gaming on Xbox Live or until i'm confident that Onlive can compete in online shooters. Either way. **** YEAH i'm playing games like The Witcher 2 Crysis 2 Half Life 3 Dues Ex 3 Stalker and all the great PC games at full graphics and no worries becuase i'll be playing the single player aspect of them until Like I said the online game proofs itself.

Onlive is going to be OFF THE ******* HOOK!!!!!!

HonkyTonkGamer

[QUOTE="HonkyTonkGamer"]

[QUOTE="dragonfly110"]

I was interested until the high monthly subscription, maybe for you that isn't a lot, but 15 bucks a month is too much for me.

moistsandwich

I agree it sounds like a lot but lets break it down 30 days in a month on ave, So we are looking at $2 bones a day basically :shock: It's nothing most people spend $7 a day on cigs. I don't smoke thankfully.

Or like I said it's less then a cup of coffee a day most places.

LOL.... $15 /mo. is equal to $2 /day?? LOL

sig worthiness right here... I'll stick with my Bobby sig though.

on topic... yeah $15 is cheap enough.... but "oh my internet is down, I can't play even single player games"... or even worse "Hooray, I have lag in my single player games"

LOL yeah I meant Fitty Cent a day.:lol:

In that case WOW only 50cents a day.:lol: Thats nothing

$15 is nothing we burn that in a few days on lunch coffee whatever. And I'm going to just have a SICK 24-27in good PC flat screen and some nice sound. And I'm always going to play all the TOP END PC games in full graphics and never have to worry about upgrades again.

I'll most likely stick with my online gaming on Xbox Live or until i'm confident that Onlive can compete in online shooters. Either way. **** YEAH i'm playing games like The Witcher 2 Crysis 2 Half Life 3 Dues Ex 3 Stalker and all the great PC games at full graphics and no worries becuase i'll be playing the single player aspect of them until Like I said the online game proofs itself.

Onlive is going to be OFF THE ******* HOOK!!!!!!

HonkyTonkGamer

[QUOTE="HonkyTonkGamer"]

$15 is nothing we burn that in a few days on lunch coffee whatever. And I'm going to just have a SICK 24-27in good PC flat screen and some nice sound. And I'm always going to play all the TOP END PC games in full graphics and never have to worry about upgrades again.

I'll most likely stick with my online gaming on Xbox Live or until i'm confident that Onlive can compete in online shooters. Either way. **** YEAH i'm playing games like The Witcher 2 Crysis 2 Half Life 3 Dues Ex 3 Stalker and all the great PC games at full graphics and no worries becuase i'll be playing the single player aspect of them until Like I said the online game proofs itself.

Onlive is going to be OFF THE ******* HOOK!!!!!!

Easyle

Onlive has nothing but upside. Cloud computing is the future.

[QUOTE="Easyle"][QUOTE="HonkyTonkGamer"]

$15 is nothing we burn that in a few days on lunch coffee whatever. And I'm going to just have a SICK 24-27in good PC flat screen and some nice sound. And I'm always going to play all the TOP END PC games in full graphics and never have to worry about upgrades again.

I'll most likely stick with my online gaming on Xbox Live or until i'm confident that Onlive can compete in online shooters. Either way. **** YEAH i'm playing games like The Witcher 2 Crysis 2 Half Life 3 Dues Ex 3 Stalker and all the great PC games at full graphics and no worries becuase i'll be playing the single player aspect of them until Like I said the online game proofs itself.

Onlive is going to be OFF THE ******* HOOK!!!!!!

HonkyTonkGamer

Onlive has nothing but upside. Cloud computing is the future.

I'd probably try it for a month just because I'm curious how well it works. In the long run, I see no sense in spending $180/yr. for this service unless it's being used through a laptop.

But then you pay $15 bucks a month and how much are the games ? $50 bucks ? No resell value, say you buy 10 games thats $500 bucks if onlive bombs your games and money is gone.

[QUOTE="HonkyTonkGamer"]

[QUOTE="Easyle"] Yep, and if Onlive bombs like the PSP GO, kiss your games good bye.Easyle

Onlive has nothing but upside. Cloud computing is the future.

The MAJOR difference is the Go was constrained. With onlive it can evole performance wise it will always get better and better and better graphics better hardware performance upgrades. There was and is no demand for a PSP Go becuase most people who want a PSP already got one.

[QUOTE="HonkyTonkGamer"]

[QUOTE="Easyle"] Yep, and if Onlive bombs like the PSP GO, kiss your games good bye.Easyle

Onlive has nothing but upside. Cloud computing is the future.

PSP Go was not cloud computing.

PSP Go was not cloud computing.

789shadow

ONLIVE IS $15/MONTH JUST TO OWN IT, EACH GAME WILL COST ADDITIONALLY.

um....lag..:)

But then you pay $15 bucks a month and how much are the games ? $50 bucks ? No resell value, say you buy 10 games thats $500 bucks if onlive bombs your games and money is gone.

telefanatic

You can rent as you go or buy whole game. I don't think there is any question that the games will be cheaper on Onlive. The publishers are already making money from retail sales. So they know being your not get a hard copy they will sell rental for cheaper.

[QUOTE="telefanatic"]

But then you pay $15 bucks a month and how much are the games ? $50 bucks ? No resell value, say you buy 10 games thats $500 bucks if onlive bombs your games and money is gone.

HonkyTonkGamer

You can rent as you go or buy whole game. I don't think there is any question that the games will be cheaper on Onlive. The publishers are already making money from retail sales. So they know being your not get a hard copy they will sell rental for cheaper.

[QUOTE="789shadow"]PSP Go was not cloud computing.

110million

Onlive will break down to .50 cents a day. If you buy games off of steam and want to have the best graphics and stuff your spending $1000 a year in having bleeding edge PC hardware. So yes Onlive is the far cheaper way to go to still get top end graphics.

ONLIVE IS $15/MONTH JUST TO OWN IT, EACH GAME WILL COST ADDITIONALLY.

[QUOTE="HonkyTonkGamer"]

[QUOTE="telefanatic"]

But then you pay $15 bucks a month and how much are the games ? $50 bucks ? No resell value, say you buy 10 games thats $500 bucks if onlive bombs your games and money is gone.

110million

You can rent as you go or buy whole game. I don't think there is any question that the games will be cheaper on Onlive. The publishers are already making money from retail sales. So they know being your not get a hard copy they will sell rental for cheaper.

Knock on wood twice. But I do not remeber the last time my Comcast Broadband was down. So beside maybe for some server maintence on Onlive I do not see this as an issue at all. Wait was not PSN just down the other day:?

[QUOTE="110million"]

[QUOTE="789shadow"]PSP Go was not cloud computing.

HonkyTonkGamer

Onlive will break down to .50 cents a day. If you buy games off of steam and want to have the best graphics and stuff your spending $1000 a year in having bleeding edge PC hardware. So yes Onlive is the far cheaper way to go to still get top end graphics.

ONLIVE IS $15/MONTH JUST TO OWN IT, EACH GAME WILL COST ADDITIONALLY.

Also, don't be act dumb please, its not your ISP that has to be down, its the ONLIVE servers, if you don't even understand that much...

And I'm always going to play all the TOP END PC games in full graphics and never have to worry about upgrades again.

HonkyTonkGamer

If it sounds too good to be true ;)

I think Onlive is doing a great job at hyping their target audience.

[QUOTE="HonkyTonkGamer"]

And I'm always going to play all the TOP END PC games in full graphics and never have to worry about upgrades again.

AnnoyedDragon

If it sounds too good to be true ;)

I think Onlive is doing a great job at hyping their target audience.

[QUOTE="Easyle"][QUOTE="HonkyTonkGamer"]

Onlive has nothing but upside. Cloud computing is the future.

789shadow

PSP Go was not cloud computing.

No **** sherlock, but the fact was that it was downloadable only. This will either bomb, or do very well. I'm leaning towards bomb.

[QUOTE="789shadow"]

[QUOTE="Easyle"] Thats what they said for the PSP go, and look how well that turned out.. Easyle

PSP Go was not cloud computing.

No **** sherlock, but the fact was that it was downloadable only. This will either bomb, or do very well. I'm leaning towards bomb.

You kind of disrespecting the intellegence of hermits PC gamers. They are very accustomed to DL content have been for years. So there is a big market for this service in waiting.

Well the servers could go down and then what. You wouldint be able to play at all and thats money wasted right there. Also if your the type that likes 1st party games this thing is usless since it wont be getting those and theres a chance it wont get certain games day one and you will have to wait later on to play that game. Those are 3 pretty big downsides to me.

[QUOTE="Easyle"]

[QUOTE="789shadow"]

PSP Go was not cloud computing.

HonkyTonkGamer

No **** sherlock, but the fact was that it was downloadable only. This will either bomb, or do very well. I'm leaning towards bomb.

You kind of disrespecting the intellegence of hermits PC gamers. They are very accustomed to DL content have been for years. So there is a big market for this service in waiting.

People who don't actually know how computers work? 110million

It sounds like they are targeting console gamers who have been interested in PC but never taken the plunge.

Console gamers are a convenience orientated audience, Onlive is convenience orientated PC gaming. But they cannot expect to get the best of all worlds, you cannot have Onlive and the freedom to customize. You cannot have Onlive and expect a enthusiast budget experience.

Even if it all works, I think people expecting a high end PC experience for a $15 subscription are in for a let down. But for the typical gamer it would be 'good enough'; and really that's what solutions like consoles and this are meant for.

Well the servers could go down and then what. You wouldint be able to play at all and thats money wasted right there. Also if your the type that likes 1st party games this thing is usless since it wont be getting those and theres a chance it wont get certain games day one and you will have to wait later on to play that game. Those are 3 pretty big downsides to me.

finalfantasy94

Yes and no. Clearly if the sevice becomes a hit then they will surly be getting a ton of the great games. It will be no different then now if you want PS games you have a PS3 if you want MS games you have a 360 if you want PC games you have a PC. So you always have draw backs from system to system.

You realize $15 a month is JUST for the service, no games, only demos, than each game has additional rental and purchase fees ON TOP of $15/month.110million

Well the servers could go down and then what. You wouldint be able to play at all and thats money wasted right there. Also if your the type that likes 1st party games this thing is usless since it wont be getting those and theres a chance it wont get certain games day one and you will have to wait later on to play that game. Those are 3 pretty big downsides to me.

finalfantasy94

I'm sure you will get credit for your down time. Just like if your cable TV goes out.

[QUOTE="HonkyTonkGamer"]

And I'm always going to play all the TOP END PC games in full graphics and never have to worry about upgrades again.

AnnoyedDragon

If it sounds too good to be true ;)

I think Onlive is doing a great job at hyping their target audience.

Except it's going to be in 720p, with some input lag, and no mod support. No thanks.

Except it's going to be in 720p, with some input lag, and no mod support. No thanks.

Hanass

Thanks for sharing your opinion pimp dog

You realize $15 a month is JUST for the service, no games, only demos, than each game has additional rental and purchase fees ON TOP of $15/month.110million

And this, my friends, is why I'm staying clear of OnLive.

[QUOTE="Hanass"]

Except it's going to be in 720p, with some input lag, and no mod support. No thanks.

NVIDIATI

I know give the service a chance if they can pull off 1080P at 60 frames that will be awsome. Look were PC gaming started 25 years ago.

Thanks for sharing your opinion pimp dog

SwagSurf

It's not pimp_dog, I can assure you that. Their syntax, grammar and diction don't match.

[QUOTE="Easyle"]

[QUOTE="789shadow"]

PSP Go was not cloud computing.

HonkyTonkGamer

No **** sherlock, but the fact was that it was downloadable only. This will either bomb, or do very well. I'm leaning towards bomb.

You kind of disrespecting the intellegence of hermits PC gamers. They are very accustomed to DL content have been for years. So there is a big market for this service in waiting.

So say you buy six games for On-Live, thats 300 without taxes. Then you pay for it.. thats 480.. and the fact that it could go under at any time if the launch doesn't go that well, is just a few reasons to stay far away from this ticking time bomb.

If it does come out, the servers will have a huge amount of stress on them

[QUOTE="SwagSurf"]

Thanks for sharing your opinion pimp dog

Hanass

It's not pimp_dog, I can assure you that. Their syntax, grammar and diction don't match.

lol well the :shock: face was always added in every thread. I've been browsing through the old threads so I thought it was him.

I miss Pimp_Dog. His threads consistently brought the lulz. His thread titles were the best...

I miss Pimp_Dog. His threads consistently brought the lulz. His thread titles were the best...

psn8214

lol. I'm guessing he was more fun than Aku right?