Since launch, the cloud-based gaming service Gaikai has focused on providing gamers with high quality demos of PC titles, showing users what the technology is capable of. According to Gaikai co-founder David Perry, the company has plans to offer gamers with full titles, within months.

Priority one is launching the platform on Facebook--a deal the company revealed last week. Once Facebook is ready, Gaikai will be injected within three months. "About 90 days from that," Perry said in a recent interview. "I'm not aware of any technical hurdles we have that would stop it."

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The term "Facebook game" often gets used in a disparaging way by gamers to describe the social/casual games proliferated on the network. But what if you could play serious, hard core PC games--or at least their demos--on Facebook? That's the question Dave Perry says his cloud gaming service Gaikai will answer. It's not a hypothetical either. Gaikai has an agreement in place, and is on its way to Facebook.

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