OnLive in talks with Sony and Microsoft on adding tech to PS3 and Xbox 360

The OnLive streaming cloud-based gaming service is in talks with both Sony and Microsoft about bring its innovation to the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 consoles. This revelation comes from an interview at Computer and Video Games with OnLive vice president of engineering Joe Bentley who states, "Thoroughly, they would make great consoles. Our controller is a hybrid between a PS3 controller and an Xbox controller. It's all compatible, it would just work. There are OnLive guys chatting [Sony and MS], nevertheless we'll see where it goes. Yet it would entirely work, we're ready to work with everybody."

The OnLive service

The OnLive service, which celebrated its first anniversary here in the US before this month, lets PC and Mac gamers stream and play full games in just a few minutes. OnLive as well sells a Microconsole and controller that allows TVs to access the OnLive service with a wired Ethernet connection required. The company plans to expand the streaming services to smartphones, tablets and via built in TV support later this year.

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