OnLive Details $10 'All-You-Can-Game' Monthly Subscription
by Alice O'Connor, Dec 02, 2010 11:10am PSTIf you were excited by OnLive's announcement last month that it planned to introduce a flat-rate subscription offering unlimited access to a selection of the gaming on demand service's library, you might be left feeling a little ambivalent by details revealed today.
Launching on January 15, for $9.99 per month the 'OnLive PlayPack' subscription will let you play titles from a "growing library" of "recent, classic and indie titles" as much as you please. Over forty titles will be available at launch, OnLive says, but you'll have to judge for yourself whether the dozen confirmed so far are indicative of a service you'd happily pay $10 for each month. They are:
- Defense Grid Gold
- F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin
- King's Bounty: Armored Princess
- Ninja Blade
- Prince of Persia
- Puzzle Chronicles
- Saw
- Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X.
- Tomb Raider: Underworld
- Unreal Tournament III: Titan Pack
- Wheelman
- World of Goo
OnLive has shaken up its business model a fair bit since launching in June, when it was planned that users would both pay a $5 monthly subscription for the service and buy a 'PlayPass'--essentially a full-price digital version--for each individual game.
Plans for the subscription were cancelled in October, before anyone had actually been charged as the first year was free.
OnLive also launched a $99 set-top box called the MicroConsole, which was briefly offered free to existing OnLive members who'd bought two or more PlayPasses.
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I think this will really be more attractive to younger kids and new gamers, as people who have already been playing games on consoles or computers for years are unlikely to switch over, that's just my thought.
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Hopefully onlive will be available in Canada soon.
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