Things have slowed down in the OnLive world.  There are still previews and interviews coming out from GDC, but no real new information.  Don’t expect too much news until summer with E3 and the public beta happening then.  In the meantime we have another roundup of articles and interviews that have popped up around the web.

• OnLive May Draw Google, Microsoft and Apple as Suitors – GameDaily
• OnLive’s CEO answers a few questions – GameSpot
• Giant Bomb at OnLive – Giant Bomb
• GDC09 interview: OnLive founder Steve Perlman wants you to be skeptical – Joystiq
• GDC09 interview: OnLive founder Steve Perlman, continued – Joystiq
• Crytek: The Internet Isn’t Ready For Streaming Game Services – Kotaku

As usual, video after the break.

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For those of you who are not familiar with CO-OP, they are a weekly gaming-centric show put out by the team that brought us the 1UP Show.  They are one of the best videogame webshows around and they attended GDC last week and are talking about OnLive.  With hands-on experience with the service they have some impressions as well as some takes on how this could change the gaming scene overall.  One thing that seems to be a universal sentiment is that people are tired of upgrading their hardware, be it PC or consoles, and are at least very interested in a service like OnLive.

The segment where they talk about OnLive has been embedded after the jump.

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We have another video for you this afternoon.  It is from CrunchGear and offers a look at the hands-on experience.  There are many features that were touted during Steve Pearlman’s GDC keynote and surprisingly, many of them already seem to be implemented and fully functional.  Brags clips are shown here and work as advertised.  Another thing of note is that they are using an Xbox 360 controller made by Logitech for the demonstration.  Interesting.

See the video after the break.

[Via CrunchGear]

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1UP has put up a video special with a discussion on the big things from GDC and OnLive gets a good chunk of the time.  They talk about not just the technology of the platform, but more importantly, what it could mean for rentals and game spectating.  The coverage starts at the 18:30 mark and lasts for almost 15 minutes.  The video loads slow with no scrubbing ahead and the audio could be better, but it is still worth checking out.

As usual the video is embedded after the break.

[Via 1UP]

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With the announcement on Tuesday you would think that the video of the presentation would be widely available, but GameSpot seems to be the only place to find it.  You can find the video embedded after the jump.

Update: 3/28: Switched to Youtube version

[Via GameSpot]

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