Starting Tuesday, may gamers in the Benelux register as a subscriber to OnLive, the service that games streaming to clients. OnLive offers two subscriptions, and gives ge lwa purchased the possibility of a trial subscription for seven days.
Gamers in the Netherlands and Belgium, from Tuesday to sign up for the subscription OnLive CloudLift and PlayPack or a combination thereof. With the PlayPack subscription of 7.95 euros per month, players get streaming access to a collection of 250 games, including BioShock, Batman Arkham Asylum, Civilization V and The Witcher 2. All the recent titles are not there and therefore the service on Netflix: publishers will be only older titles that their money have already applied to provide licenses for streaming playback.
There is also a CloudLift subscription for monthly 5,95 euro and this will give players access to a selection of titles that they can buy and then not only on their gaming pc’s can play games, but also streaming on devices with less computing power, such as laptops and tablets. Finally, there is a combination of both packages in the form of the OnLive Games Bundle, which is 9,95 euro per month costs. Who the service is for seven days, wants to test, you can sign up.
In addition to the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg is OnLive also launched in Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway. In the U.S., Canada, and the United Kingdom, the game service already available. In 2015, a rollout to more countries on the agenda.
The advantage of the stream of games is that users no hardware with powerful graphics cards have to use games to receive. According to OnLive works by streaming games to “virtually all Macs and pcs, and a large number of thin-client devices, including lightweight laptops, tablets, smartphones and tvs.” New Philips tvs with Android support the service. OnLive has a list of systems and accessories that are supported online. Further, it is at least a connection of 2Mbit/s is necessary, but the service recommends an internet connection of at least 5Mbit/s to use.
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