2010-07-10, 05:27 AM
OnLive hasn't failed yet. It deserves to fail though. I supported OnLive before it came out (after all, someone had to pick up the pieces after Sega canceled the Dreamcast 2). But have you seen the MINIMUM system requirements for OnLive? You require ATLEAST a 5 MB per second Internet connection, that's like a $500 a month connection. And even then, that's the bare minimum and will lag like crazy, you no doubt need atleast a good recommended 10 MB per second, which is about a $1000 a month connection. And with the economy as bad as it is today, well let's just say that OnLive, the fourth video game console (once they launch the MicroConsole), is going to be a failure. I'll be glad when this console and service go down. It will dissuade other companies from following in this failure's footsteps.