OnLive makes its way to Android with LA Noire and 200 other titles

OnLive, a PC on-demand game service, has launched for Android allowing its subscribers to play some rather amazing games on their tablets and phones. OnLive’s cloud-based streaming service renders games with intense graphics and optimizes them to be streamed to and played on mobile devices.

One of Rockstar Games’ most recent smash-hits was just added to the roster of OnLive games as well — LA Noire, which features stunning graphics and on-screen controls that will take advantage of Android-centric features like the accelerometor.

In total, OnLive’s portfolio of games contains almost 200 titles, 25 of which feature touchscreen controls, while the rest will be playable via a wireless controller.

While the report says the service has already launched, I haven’t been able to locate the app in the Android Market yet. I’ll keep looking, and I’ll update this post with a link when I track one down. This service looks to be one that could be promising, but I’ll have to preserve judgement until I can try it for myself.

Stay Tuned!

Source: The Guardian Via: DroidDog

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Android addict would be the two words I would use to describe myself. It’s the first thing I check in the morning, and the last thing I check before bed. I’m 30 years old, my first Android phone was the G1, shortly after its launch. I have also owned a myTouch 3G, and I have a myTouch 4G, which I am absolutely in love with. Other than Android, I’m a father, brother, college student, and almost-full-time employee at a local brewery/restaurant here in the cornfields of Iowa. If there’s anything you’d like to know, please feel free to hit me up. I’m a pretty nice guy, and I respond as quickly as I can. Thanks for stopping by!

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