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Wed, Jan 04, 2012 | 18:59 GMT

Gaikai adds BestBuy, YouTube to customer base, hires ex-Sony pictures exec as COO

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Gaikai has announced it’s added BestBuy, Capcom, Ubisoft and YouTube to its list of clients, and in the same breath, announced it’s hired former Fox Mobile COO and ex-Sony Digital Pictures CFO, Mark Anderson. In December, it was also announced Eurogamer would be hosting Gaiaki demos, and Origin would host Gaiaki streaming via its portal. Walmart will also host streaming content from Gaiaki on its website. Thanks: GI.biz, VentureBeat.

Thu, Nov 10, 2011 | 20:22 GMT

Thursday Shorts: Garriott, The Sims, Nintendownloads, Firefall, Gaikai

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A link to a massive batch of screenshots, Garriott tooting his own horn, information on a new mobile/social games developer, and more is below the break.

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Tue, Jun 21, 2011 | 02:36 BST

Former Sony Executive predicts Apple could “be” the games industry

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Phil Harrison, former head of Sony’s Worldwide Studios, has predicted the death of physical media and said if Apple continues as it is, it “will be the games industry”.

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Mon, Jun 20, 2011 | 08:10 BST

Head in the Cloud: Gaming’s hardware agnostic future

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Expectation says we’re three to four years from the next major console cycle. If cloud gaming has anything to do with it, it may well be the last.

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Fri, Jun 10, 2011 | 00:43 BST

Perry promises Gaikai on TVs by 2012

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Streaming games service Gaikai’s claim to fame is the ability to run on practically everything – including Internet-capable TVs, as early as next year.

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Thu, Jun 09, 2011 | 06:42 BST

Gaikai teams up with Eurogamer

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Eurogamer has announced a partnership with streaming games service Gaikai.

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Wed, Apr 06, 2011 | 23:18 BST

Cloud-based gaming companies could take years to earn money back, says exec

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Cloud-based streaming game services like OnLive and Gaikai may not be ready for prime time, according to one game industry executive.

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Tue, Apr 05, 2011 | 15:48 BST

Gaikai teams up with Bigfoot Networks for better PC game streaming

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Cloud gaming firm Gaikai’s announced an agreement with PC hardware company Bigfoot Networks that will allow Bigfoot’s products, which include gaming-oriented PC networking cards and Wi-FI adapters for notebooks, to work with Gaikai’s servers. When a Bigfoot Networks PC goes to a Gaikai-powered website, it “automatically recognizes the Gaikai service, delivering an unmatched cloud gaming experience.”

Gaikai and Bigfoot promise to reveal more about this new partnership “in the coming months.”

Mon, Mar 07, 2011 | 05:33 GMT

Gaikai’s launch was delayed by “Zero Day” demo servers

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Dave Perry has said Gaikai’s late launch was a result of choosing to meet publisher demand for “ultra” streaming from day one of a new game’s release.

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Mon, Feb 28, 2011 | 06:19 GMT

Gaikai now live in across 12 countries, ME2 playable

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Veteran designer Dave Perry has announced streaming games service Gaikai is live, with trials of Mass Effect 2, The Sims 3, Spore and more available to those with beta access and robust Internet connections.

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Tue, Jan 25, 2011 | 17:29 GMT

Ex-Namco and EA execs move to Gaikai

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Former EA Redwood Shores CTO Tim Wilson and ex-Namco Bandai Games America VP of online development Robert Stevenson have joined cloud-based gaming company Gaikai. Gaikai, headed up by CEO and industry veteran David Perry, said the new appointments will help extend the company’s online expertise.

Gaikai is currently in closed beta. There’s more on Gama.

Thu, Dec 02, 2010 | 19:55 GMT

Mass Effect 2 looks like it runs rather well on a netbook when using Gaikai

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Want to know how Gaikai works or how it will run a game like Mass Effect 2 on a netbook with a “single core Atom CPU”?

Engadget has you covered.

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Wed, Nov 17, 2010 | 09:16 GMT

Gaikai enters open beta with 11,000 invites

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David Perry’s confirmed that Cloud gaming service Gaikai has now entered open beta, with an initial round of 11,000 invites having been already sent out.

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Wed, Nov 03, 2010 | 20:55 GMT

Perry: “Major” US games site wants to host Gaikai closed beta

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David Perry, founder of Gaikai, has said he is close to landing a deal with a “major” US gaming site which wants to host the North American beta for the cloud service.

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Fri, Oct 08, 2010 | 10:31 BST

David Perry: Gaikai already feature complete, will be out of beta in “mid-December”

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OnLive’s been going through some growing pains, but awkward teenager or not, it’s still available for all to try. Its main competitor Gaikai, however, has definitely subscribed to the mantra of “slow and steady wins the race.” When, though, will it finally cross the finish line?

Speaking with VG247 during an interview at GDC Online in Austin, David Perry said that the cloud gaming service is on track to go live in mid-December.

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Thu, Aug 26, 2010 | 09:48 BST

Gaikai takes shot at OnLive, beta servers now live in Italy, Japan

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Gaikai’s closed beta servers are now live in Italy and Japan, according to the service’s creator, Dave Perry.

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Tue, Aug 24, 2010 | 15:30 BST

THQ and others feel Cloud gaming is the future

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THQ CEO Brian Farrell is a proponent of Cloud gaming, and believes it has the potential to lower the “entry barrier” into gaming for consumers who don’t wish to spend the cash on a console.

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Fri, Jun 18, 2010 | 22:29 BST

Gaikai signs EA, moves into 2011

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Gaikai has announced it’s struck a multi-year deal with EA to include some of its more popular PC titles when the service launches.

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Mon, May 03, 2010 | 07:42 BST

WoW shown running on iPad via Gaikai

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Got about $500 to spend of an iPad? Get World of Warcraft for it.

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Tue, Mar 16, 2010 | 16:47 GMT

OnLive subscription service will draw customers to Gaikai, says Perry

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David Perry has said that OnLive’s pricing model will cause gamers to flock to his free cloud service, Gaikai.

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