OnLive Gaming Service Offers Functional HD Gaming *ANYWHERE*
At E3, the game shown off as a working title was Borderlands, an exceptional first-person shooter MMO game. The device that the game was played on was none other than Apple's new iPad, a device known for being "just a large iPod touch".
Microsoft has been questioned for a long time about making a hand-held gaming device and have dodged questions. Now, it seems that they are at least a little bit closer to providing such a device. Now, however, it seems any device capable of creating a method of input, like the iPad's touch screen or perhaps a USB peripheral gaming controller (not mentioned, but to be expected) will be able to stream HD gaming content that looks just as great as the modern gaming generation as played on Xbox 360 - but seemingly limitless.
This type of technology truly brings to question the concept of the future of hand-held devices and battery power/ consumption standards. For me, personally, I look at this type of technology and see visions of the 90's when Sega Channel was still pumping.
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