Onlive vs Steam : Saints Row The Third £14.06 or play 5 hours free and win a console and or more games!

This being the final weekend of sales till the next one, you are probably contemplating the daily Steam sale, contemplating because downloading anything is nigh on impossible during a sale, and once you/ have picked up around 40 gigs of games to download you cannot be bothered any more, then there is the chore of being told what to play and what to achieve  in order to receive your daily coal or free gift, which you only qualify for after you  present Steam the gift of your money.


Or you could forgo all that and get on the onlive cloud Saints Row the Third is £14.06 for subscribers , and that my friends is just too cheap and convenient to miss out on  , considering you can play on your phone tablet mac and continue on your tv after playing on your PC , instantly and as long as our internet providers do not start capping our otherwise unlimited broadband ..


Prince of Persia Sands of time  is also dirt cheap at £2.62 for subscribers , that one month sub really can save you a lot of money , which you could always devote to any last minute Steam purchases , not that you are going to have time to download any of them to complete your treasure or coal hunting chores by 2nd Jan... and who would want to games are supposed to be fun not work...


how about Valve rewarding us for games we play when we want to play them ? Having said that I need 2 more pieces of coal to get a freebie prize ... 


And a word to onlive and Volition , how about putting Descent and Freespace onlive? As our PCs advance , cloud based services like onlive will become all important to preserve old classics , and as the service is largely platform agnostic it is perfectly suited to this task , you can check out the Fallout series now  , and I mean the classic series instantly  onlive , will I manage to complete them before my one month sub runs out , we will see....

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