Steve Perlman, founder of OnLive, has defended his cloud-based games service against criticisms suggesting it won't work, citing the support of big name publishers such as EA.
"They have spent several years in some cases actually going and reviewing our technology before allowing us to associate with their company names and allowing us to have access to their first-tier franchises", Perlman told the BBC.
Other games companies providing software support for OnLive include Ubisoft, Take-Two Interactive, THQ, Epic Games, Eidos, Atari Interactive and Codemasters.
Perlman went on to say, "We are not doing video encoding in the conventional sense". That was in reference to a Eurogamer article. "It's a very ignorant article", he added, noting that the piece 'conflated issues of frame rate and latency'.
You can read the BBC article in full here.
"They have spent several years in some cases actually going and reviewing our technology before allowing us to associate with their company names and allowing us to have access to their first-tier franchises", Perlman told the BBC.
Other games companies providing software support for OnLive include Ubisoft, Take-Two Interactive, THQ, Epic Games, Eidos, Atari Interactive and Codemasters.
Perlman went on to say, "We are not doing video encoding in the conventional sense". That was in reference to a Eurogamer article. "It's a very ignorant article", he added, noting that the piece 'conflated issues of frame rate and latency'.
You can read the BBC article in full here.
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