The cloud game is favored EA and South Dream Palace hundred generation former senior executives both job-hopping

According to overseas media reports, former EA executives and the former South Dream Palace hundred generations of U.S. executives have joined the cloud gaming service provider Gaikai. Tim Wilson, formerly the chief technical officer of EA's Redwood Shores Studio, worked for EA for 16 years, providing technical support for home games and PC gaming online systems; Robert　　Stevenson was previously vice president of online development at the South Dream House's hundred-generation U.S. division, and also served as Vice president of global distribution and business development at Atari. David Perry, chief executive of Gaikai, said the alliance helped boost expertise in the company's online business.　　Tim Wilson will be the executive vice president of the company's strategic relationship, and Robert Stevenson will serve as the company's senior vice president for Interactive Entertainment.　　Gaikai is an emerging cloud gaming service provider, Gaikai Cloud gaming platform is characterized by allowing players to run the game directly through the Web, players do not need to buy any equipment, and do not download the installation of any client programs. Previously, former EA Beauty vice President Nanea Reeves has joined Gaikai and will serve as chief strategic officer of the company.