wraggster
June 11th, 2010, 21:43
Cloud gaming service Gaikai is heading to E3 one step closer to phase-one launch – but the company behind the revolutionary tech is aiming to expand the business fast.
In a new interview with Develop, Gaikai co-founder Andrew Gault expressed his optimism in focusing the business on rapidly-streamed in-browser game demos.
But when asked for a timeline of when the company will begin a full game streaming service similar to OnLive, he said: “We’d like to do it tomorrow but it’s all about picking you battles. I think we’d like to start it in a year or so, all the company’s founders would like to target that.”
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/39440/Gaikai-wants-full-game-service-by-2011
In a new interview with Develop, Gaikai co-founder Andrew Gault expressed his optimism in focusing the business on rapidly-streamed in-browser game demos.
But when asked for a timeline of when the company will begin a full game streaming service similar to OnLive, he said: “We’d like to do it tomorrow but it’s all about picking you battles. I think we’d like to start it in a year or so, all the company’s founders would like to target that.”
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/39440/Gaikai-wants-full-game-service-by-2011