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Testseek.co.uk have collected 31 expert reviews of the Rearden Studios OnLive and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Rearden Studios OnLive.
Award: Recommended October 2011
October 2011
 
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The editors liked

  • Whether streaming from a PC or Mac
  • Or using the MicroConsole
  • OnLive is easy to set up
  • With the MicroConsole package has everything you need straight out of the box
  • A console
  • One wireless controller
  • Ethernet cable
  • HDMI cable and AV cable (you’ll need just one of these)
  • A power adapter and a USB cable for charging the control pad. Plug those in and you’re ready to go. The hardware is of top
  • Pretty smooth streaming quality
  • Free access and demos on the PC
  • Community
  • Instant gaming
  • Cross platform play
  • Ingenious use of technology
  • Great way to play latest games
  • Potentially good value
  • High-end games on low-end kit
  • Nice controller
  • Amazing technical leap
  • Easy to set up
  • Good build quality
  • Makes OnLive games much better
  • Works with Android tablets
  • Can be set up to work with other games
  • Excellent audio reproduction
  • DTS Headphone
  • X sound space
  • Varied
  • Distinct audio modes
  • Mature design
  • Solid battery life
  • Competitively priced compared to rival flagships
  • Easy-to-use
  • Attractive interface
  • Decent controller
  • Available across breadth of platforms
  • Good value Playback sub

The editors didn't like

  • OnLive works by streaming games from servers over broadband connections
  • So if the connection is slow
  • Performance suffers from slowdown or average picture quality. If using a Mac or PC
  • OnLive will work over Wi-Fi
  • But for the best performance users will still need to plug in an ethernet cable. The MicroConsole unit also does not support Wi-Fi - so again
  • An ethernet cable will be needed. The se
  • Graphics have lowered details
  • Particularly on some games
  • Saps a lot of bandwidth.
  • Not quite console standard graphics
  • Need a good connection
  • Ethernet works best
  • Quality was inconsistent
  • Overall experience dependent on broadband connection
  • Game catalogue limited
  • Needs swift broadband
  • No Wi-Fi
  • Need to buy wireless bridge
  • £40 is quite a lot for a controller
  • But the functionality it adds is worth the money
  • Ugly ear pads
  • Dubious wireless dongle design
  • A little chunky
  • Wireless LS30s retail for almost half the price
  • No Wi-Fi on MicroConsole
  • MicroConsole controller doesn't work with tablets/PC
  • Reduced video quality
  • Not all games are transmitted with top settings

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  Published: 2012-01-13, review by: array.se

  • Abstract:  För ett par år sedan fick vi höra om den nya, revolutionerande tjänsterna OnLive och Gaikai som hade som mål att förändra hur vi ser på spelande. OnLives affärsidé är i korthet att konsumenter inte ska behöva ha en spelkonsol hemma, utan all processork...

 
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