Cloud gaming service provider says hundreds of game licensing agreements in negotiations

The net (compile/applies will) according to overseas media reports, cloud gaming service provider Gaikai co-founder David Perry said in an interview recently that they have had hundreds of agreements with developers are under negotiation, new servers are being built, and the company has a very good relationship with the big publishers such as dynamic. "We have now got some important work to do, and we will have a big conference to announce the results," he said. David Perry said, "We are in the middle of a negotiation, and I haven't heard of anyone who has rejected us, including all the big brands you know."　　"Before the E3 show this June, Gaikai announced that it had reached an agreement with EA, including" War Rebel Company "," Dragon Age "," quality Effect "," Medal of Honor "," Need for Speed "and" Sims "series of works will be landing Gaikai cloud gaming platform. As for other big issuers, such as the Perry, David is simply claiming that the two companies ' relationship is "very good" and declined to disclose details.　　Gaikai is now seeking to broaden its scope of cooperation in order to take advantage of the market competition with future rivals OnLive. "The only obstacle is the TV manufacturers, and most of the video decoding capabilities in their products are limited, and we need to be able to support more high-performance video decoding capabilities." "Last week, Gaikai announced that he had hired former EA Beauty vice President Nanea Reeves to serve as their new chief strategic officer." (Edit/Ming)