TBS Unveils On-Demand Gaming Service
by Alec Matias, Apr 27, 2005 11:11am PDTTurner Broadcasting System unveiled their new on-demand gaming service called GameTap. Saying it's the first of its kind, the service will give subscribers access to over 1,000 different arcade, console, and PC games from 17 different publishers. This is a PC-only service, downloading the games via your broadband connection. On top of games, original programming will be downloadable, such as behind-the-scenes or trailers.
GameTap provides subscribers an "all-you-can-play" gaming service accessible from up to two household computers. To access GameTap, players securely download and install Turner-developed client software from www.gametap.com that acts as a gateway to the GameTap library. Because games reside securely on the PC, not across a network, they act just as if they were still on the console or at the arcade. Fast response times, 3D effects, colors, and characters are all present and accounted for. GameTap supports navigation and game play using both keyboard and mouse, as well as most USB peripherals.The service is set for launch this fall, although pricing or usage specifications have not yet been revealed. Check out the official site at www.gametap.com.
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The question is, why can companies get away with false facts like this? It's like the marketing people refuse to do any type of research or fact checking after they write their spiel.
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haha, worst gaming press release line ever
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And console games? does this mean that I can play old snes games or something with built in emulation? If so I can't wait.
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