Entries in 'gaikai' (28)
PlayStation cloud gaming service rumoured for E3
Sony will strike a deal with OnLive or Gaikai at E3 next month for PlayStation cloud gaming, according to reports.
Gaikai app brings triple-A to Facebook
Cloud gaming firm Gaikai is now streaming big console games such as The Witcher 2 and Saints Row: The Third through its new Facebook app.
GAME to offer Gaikai demo streaming
Streaming games provider Gaikai has partnered with GAME to offer a streaming demo service on the retailer’s website beginning this spring.
"Pre-owned is pushing devs into digital"
Game publishing and development firms are finding sanctuary in digital distribution platforms because boxed retail is dependent on pre-owned sales schemes, industry veteran David Perry has said.
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Green Man Gaming partners with Gaikai
Green Man Gaming has teamed up with OnLive rival Gaikai to let its users try before they buy.
Gaikai to be in-built into future LG TVs
Streaming games service Gaikai will become and out-of-the-box feature in some of LG’s future 3D TV releases.
Gaikai partners with Ubisoft, Best Buy
Cloud gaming company Gaikai is now providing its demo service to Ubisoft and Best Buy following deals with YouTube, EA and more.
Gaikai signs up Capcom
Capcom has become the latest firm to partner with on-demand cloud gaming service Gaikai.
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Gaikai chases 10m users
Gaikai has set itself a target of reaching 10m monthly active users through its affiliates programme.
Gaikai signs Walmart deal
Gaikai has joined forces with the world’s largest retailer to bring its games streaming service to Walmart.com.
Harrison joins Gaikai board
Phil Harrison has joined the advisory board of cloud-based game streaming service Gaikai.
GDC11: Gaikai arrives
US-cloud based gaming service Gaikai has gone live with a number of EA-published titles available for online play in time for GDC 2011.
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Gaikai expands online team
Gaikai has hired two new members to its executive team, bringing decades of experience with online games to the cloud gaming service.
OnLive claims 'cloud gaming' patent
OnLive has been granted the ‘cloud gaming’ patent its CEO had filed eight years ago.
Perry warns of Steam danger
Industry veteran and Gaikai founder Dave Perry has warned that while Valve’s Steam network is obviously a very appealing proposition for publishers, companies should be careful about handing over their ...
Dave Perry quietly launches Gaikai
Notable developer Dave Perry has announced that Gaikai entered open beta on Sunday.
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Gaikai tempted by ‘major US games site’ deal
Gaikai, the innovative and disruptive cloud gaming service, is close to securing a landmark deal with “a USA gaming site”, the company’s co-founder has told MCV.
Big names headline London Games Conference
Luminaries from some of the most innovative and important companies in the games market have been confirmed for the London Games Conference on Thursday, November 4th.
EEDAR: Cloud gaming could kill Farmville
Analysts EEDAR warn that the days of social gaming may be over, with Cloud Gaming set to take its place.
E3 2010: Gaikai signs EA
EA has become the first publisher to sign up to Gaikai’s streaming video games service that will allow users to play high-spec titles via any web browser.
E3 2010: Gaikai wants full service 'by 2011'
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.
Cloud gaming to transform retail
This year’s launch of online streaming service Gaikai will offer publishers and retailers a chance to outdo each other on the emerging digital battleground.
WoW on iPad pictured
Famed developer David Perry has posted an image on his blog of an employee playing the PC-only MMO World of Warcraft on the Apple iPad.
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Gaikai grabs $5m in funding
A filing with the US' Securities and Exchange Commission has revealed that upcoming cloud gaming service Gaikai has received $5m in investment.
Gaikai beta arrives in Europe
The cloud-based Gaikai service, which lets players enjoy traditional disk-based PC games through a browser without the need to install any files or own the physical media, is entering closed ...
