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OnLive Starts Streaming Games On Demand This June For $15 A Month
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PC gaming service OnLive, officially unveiled at last year’s Game Developers Conference, was finally dated and priced at this year’s show. The on demand streaming game arrives June 17th in the United States, priced at $ 14.95 USD per month. More »
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