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"Cloud gaming service OnLive is now available to Google TV users following a deal with LG. Users running the platform on the South Korean firm&amp;#039;s hardware can download OnLive via an over-the-air update, though a wireless controller costing an additional $50 (\u00A331) must be purchased.   &amp;quot;We are proud to be working with OnLive to deliver an incredible home entertainment experience with a full range of interactive viewing and gaming possibilities on LG G2 Series TVs,&amp;quot; said LG executive Georg Rasinski. &amp;quot;Our partnership with LG has enabled us to take an important step forward in making high-end gaming accessible to everyone, across a variety of consumer electronic devices,&amp;quot; added OnLive chairman Gary Lauder. OnLive enables users to play high-end console titles without actually owning the platform they are based on. Titles including Sleeping Dogs, Darksiders 2 and Civilisation V are currently available to stream. Google confirmed early this year that OnLive support was coming to its smart television platform, and a demonstration of it running was given at the E3 expo over the summer. OnLive was sold to a new company backed by existing investor Lauder Partners in August, the same month founder and CEO Steve Perlman left the firm under controversial circumstances. A number of staff lost their jobs amid extensive restructuring, some of whom were later head-hunted by Microsoft.  Watch a trailer for OnLive below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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