OnLive, the gaming subscription service which uses server side machines to let you play high power games on any screen and any machine, has been keeping its cards close to its chest since announcing its tech last year.
THE BIG DEBTORS
£727m Manchester United
£609m Real Madrid* (Real claim only £296m)
£436m Barcelona*
£386m Internazionale*
£348m AC Milan*
£297.7m Arsenal
£240m approx Liverpool
£147m Juventus*
£136m Roma*
£96m Bayern Munich*
£0 Chelsea, after £340m write-off, announced Dec 2009
£0 Man City, after £305m debt-to-equity write-off, announced Jan 2010
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That's wild man. Holds a lot of promise and potential. I look forward to the post-beta so that more information will be available.
aye it looks good, we've basically came full circle since it means we'll be back to 'dumb terminals' (monitor, keyboard and network connection) connecting to a mainframe.
Alot of pros and cons
Pros
Cheating will be hard with no access to code
Available anywhere
Integrated online community
Cons
No way around the subscription charges
Possibility of a monopoly
No chance of fluid gameplay with shit ISPs (like TalkTalk)
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