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New details have emerged for the home console version of the first full featured cloud service from OnLive, and it's a lot more reasonable than you might have been anticipating.

News hit the wire letting every gamer out there know that Duke Nukem Forever's demo and Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition will be arriving on OnLive.

The good people behind OnLive have announced that the service will no longer have a base monthly charge, and gamers will be able to access the basic service for free.

It looks like the multiplayer functionality for Kane and Lynch 2 missed its August 31st deadline and will instead become active starting September 14th.

Jagged Alliance 3 finally gets announced; OnLive receives pricing, subscription and launch details while Sony unveils the new name for the motion-wand.

With OnLive's launch looking about as concrete as any other top-tier gaming property out there, the possibility of it running the Xbox 360 and PS3 out of town is starting to look very real.

Earlier this week, OnLive CEO Steve Perlman announced that the cloud gaming service would have a $14.95 subscription service. That subscription isn't required, though.

The Internet just isn't fast enough for Google. They're planning to test ultra high-speed broadband networks in select locations throughout the United States.