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OnLive, a leading video games streaming service provider, announced on Wednesday that Google will be integrating the OnLive cloud gaming service as a standard feature of the Google TV platform on all devices from all manufacturers. OnLive brings to Google TV users instant on-demand gameplay from a rapidly growing library of the latest high-performance console-class titles, as well exclusive social features.

“OnLive integration into Google TV is a huge leap forward for videogames.Consumers have come to expect instant gratification with music, movies and video. Now, with OnLive, players in the US and soon in the UK can just as easily stream the highest-quality games to their Google TV devices for play instantly on demand, without discs or downloads,” said Steve Perlman, OnLive founder and chief executive officer.

The OnLive Viewer, enabling OnLive social features, is available immediately on all Google TV devices currently in the market and is compatible with standard Google TV remote controls as well as the OnLive wireless controller and standard USB game controllers. Full OnLive gameplay is coming soon to all current and future Google TV devices, including TVs, Blu-ray players and media streamers, making Google TV the first integrated TV platform with console-class gameplay capability, and bringing OnLive capability to most major TV manufacturers.

OnLive instant on-demand gameplay of about 200 console-quality titles, including top-tier recent releases, such as Saint’s Row: The Third and Assassin’s Creed: Revelations, is being demonstrated on the Vizio VAP430 stream player with OnLive’s wireless controller in Las Vegas during the CES show this week. Simultaneously, OnLive is demonstrating soon-to-be-released full OnLive gameplay capability on current Google TV devices. Over 50 game publishers, including virtually every top console publisher, is supporting the OnLive game platform.

Availability of OnLive video game streaming services on various devices, including TVs, is a direct threat for home video game consoles. More affordable games and their immediate availability are only a few advantages that services like OnLive offer compared to Microsoft Xbox, Nintendo Wii or Sony PlayStation.

Tags: OnLive, Xbox, Playstation, Wii, Google TV, Google, Android, iOS, Windows

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