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10/5/2010 10:56:33 PM
US cloud-based gaming service OnLive has announced that it will no longer charge users a monthly base fee

OnLive founder and CEO Steve Perlman announced the decision via the OnLive blog. "We’ve had a promotion waiving the monthly fee for the first year,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], so this announcement is confirming what we had hoped - that we can continue without a monthly fee beyond the [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] first year," wrote Perlman.

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“This opens the door for the OnLive Game Service ”

"Although we wish we could have confirmed Final Fantasy XIV gold no monthly fee from the get-go, pioneering a major new video game paradigm is hard," added Perlman. "We had to first grow to a large base of regular users before we could unders FinalFantasy XIV account tand usage patterns and operating costs. Now that we’ve reached that stage, we can confidently say a monthly fee is not needed," the OnLive chief confirmed.

"We’re excited beca Final Fantasy XIV Gil use this opens the door for the OnLive Game Service to be used by everyone whenever they feel like it, whether for playing a full game on OnLive, or for just instantly playing a FFXIV power leveling demo before buying a game for a console or a PC."

Perlman added to look out for more on the OnLive micro-console soon,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], as well as information on further international launches.

OnLive has partnered with BT for a UK service, but has yet to date the launch. Find out more about cloud-gaming's potential in our interview with OnLive producer Tom Dubois.