OnLive launches $9.99/month all-you-can-eat plan

If you like streaming Netflix movies to your TV, computer, and iPhone, you mayappreciate the new unlimited "game streaming" plan thatOnLive has just launched. For about $10 a month, you'll be able to play some of today's top games as often as you want.

"Countless members asked us for an 'all-you-can-play' video game plan, and we're giving it to them. Now players have the option to blaze through a bunch of amazing titles that they may have missed the first time around or dig deep into one immersive world at a time. It's a never-ending supply of entertainment -- all for a monthly fee that's a fraction of the cost of a single console game," said OnLive VP John Spinale in a statement.

The new subscription-based model, called the OnLive PlayPack, does not include everything in the OnLive library. It requires a different set of licensing agreements with game publishers, but so far, 38 titles from companies like Square Enix, Epic Games, 2K Sports, and Konami are available.

OnLive launched last year - check outour reviewfor our thoughts on the system. More information on the games available can be found at http://www.onlive.com/playpack.

Feb 1, 2011

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