Sony agreed to pay $380 million to buy U.S.-based Gaikai, which specializes in streaming videogames over the Internet, demonstrating an industry shift from playing games on dedicated machines toward using any Internet-ready device.
Sony To Buy Videogame Streaming Service
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Mon, 07/02/2012 - 7:36am
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