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First Gaikai demo shows WoW and EVE played via browser
First Gaikai demo shows WoW and EVE played via browser
Gaikai is a new game streaming service that's currently in development, which was first announced at GDC 2009 (and later was apparently previewed by game publishers at E3 2009 .) We've since mentioned Gaikai a few times at Massively , and how the service could bring MMOs (and other games) to ...
Gaikai - Video Demo
dperry.com — Our Gaikai team has been working really hard for the last year, we demonstrated our tech privately... at GDC, then LIVE (hands on) to most of the major publishers at E3. For the people that visit my blog, I wanted... (more) Gaikai - Video Demo
Gaikai demonstration shows WoW, Eve Online
examiner.com — With tons of doubt and speculation behind cloud computing services like OnLive and Gaikai, video demos are... great to see.  In this video demonstration of Gaikai by David Perry we get to see the service in action.Edge Online pointed us toward the ... (more) Gaikai demonstration shows WoW, Eve Online
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Gaikai promises to stream PC games like WoW straight to your browser
WoW.com — ... , a "game streaming service" that allows players to jump right into any PC games they'd like, no installation or hard drive space necessary, online. There are a number of services like this springing up lately, including the much-discussed ...

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