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| Streaming video games launched by Playcast |
| Tuesday, 16 November 2010 00:00 |
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Video game enthusiasts may be happy to learn a new innovation in the way they receive their titles could be taking place.
Playcast Media has announced the launch of a new streaming media service that enables users to download video games direct to their PC. The high-end product line will enable consumers to download video game titles rather than having to purchase hard copies on CDs of disks. Costing €10 (£8.49) per month, the service includes developers such as Activision, Atari, Disney, Capcom, Codemasters, THQ, Strategy First and others, Hot Hardware reports. Initially available for users in Portugal via Portugal Telecom's Meo brand, the service could be rolled out to other European providers in the coming months. Meanwhile, Aspiro has announced an agreement with Portuguese internet service provider NMusic SA to deliver streaming audio content to users in the country. The firm is also now in discussions regarding similar operating agreements in Denmark, Norway and Sweden.  |