In early August 2012, OnLive employees told us that the cloud gaming company was close to falling apart. Despite creating an impressive service rooted in a futuristic idea -- playing bleeding-edge PC ...

Desktop sized games aren't the only thing Palo Alto's premiere streaming service is pushing to your tablet-- now OnLive is out to stream you an actual desktop, as well. Following up on an old Windows ...

Today, streaming video game service OnLive announced its new app and wireless controller for smartphones and tablets. Essentially what this means is that you can play top tier games like L.A. Noire ...

It seems that OnLive Desktop is now based on Windows Server 2008 R2, and this change might have something to do with Microsoft licensing issues. It seems that OnLive Desktop is now based on Windows ...

Imagine being able to fire up your vintage low-end Mac laptop and play Crysis, a gorgeously high-resolution PC game that's famous for overwhelming the GPUs of $4,000 Alienware rigs. Imagine being able ...

Game consoles as you know them could become obsolete sooner than you’d think. Imagine a supersvelte thin-client box that streams HD games in real time over the Internet. Pay a subscription fee and it ...

Cloud gaming company OnLive, an early pioneer in streaming video games over the internet, will shut down its game service later this month, the company said today. Sony is acquiring "important parts ...

OnLive have released a new update to its Android and iOS app which allows PC-quality high-definition gameplay to a very wide range of smartphones, tablets and media players. This includes the iPad, ...

SAN FRANCISCO--Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo, look out. Your traditional video game console business model may be in danger. It's too early to tell how much danger, of course, but a start-up called ...

OnLive, the cloud gaming service, is making it easier to leave your laptop at home, but still bring along a Windows 7 desktop with you, on your iPad. The company has announced a new $5 per month plan ...

OnLive said today it will wind down its operations and sell select cloud gaming assets to Sony’s game division. This brings to a close one of the boldest attempts to disrupt the traditional video game ...