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OnLive Beta Signups
DriverHeaven.net — ... cloud gaming service, and accepting signups for the OnLive Beta Program, which is slated to get underway this summer. Word is: "You need to be at least 18, based in the US and have a broadband-connected PC running Windows Vista®/XP®, or an Intel®-based Mac." Also, ...

OnLive: Signup for Beta
Overclockers Club news Feed — ... older, have a high-speed Interent connection, and running Vista/XP or an Intel based Mac. The games available for the beta are: Burnout Paradise, HAWX, F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin, Frontlines: Fuel of War, Tomb Raider: Underworld, GRID, World of Goo, The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena, Crysis: Warhead, Wheelman, LEGO Batman: The Videogame, Unreal Tournament 3, Major League Baseball 2K9, Mirror’s Edge, Prince of Persia, and BioShock. You can sign up here. ...

Want to Try OnLive? Sign up for the Closed Beta Now!
Maximum PC — ... OnLive’s now accepting sign-ups for its closed beta. Just head over to OnLive’s official site, enter some info on your connection speed, and wait a bit. With any luck, you’ll nab a golden ticket, and you’ll be running Crysis on your TI-84 calculator before you know it. ...

OnLive beta program opened
DV Hardware — Joystiq reports OnLive has opened a public beta of its cloud gaming service, you can sign up over here to become a beta tester. Should you make the cut, you'll receive an invitation, which requires a Performance Test. If your settings make the cut (the "cut" being whatever configuration OnLive is looking to test), you'll become part of a Test Group at some unspecified time, at which point the (hopefully) awesome part begins: the part in which you play games. It'll be buggy, and you'll probably have to fill out reports about the experience, ...

OnLive Beta Now Streaming Spectacular Games to Crappy PCs/Macs [Gaming]
Gizmodo — ... Testable in an invite-only beta, you can register to potentially try OnLive here. And even if your internet connection isn't top-notch, it may be worth a shot anyway. OnLive is clearly trying to tune their service to all service speeds, as they'll want to know your connection type, speed and ISP. ...

OnLive cloud-based gaming service now in public beta
TechSpot — ... , to gain entry to the public beta you must sign up on their site . After signing up, you will have to provide general information about your ISP, computer specs and your location. OnLive uses this information to organize beta testers into groups. If you fit into a particular test group, OnLive will email you and request that you run a detailed performance test on your network connection and system configuration. They will review that information and may choose your setup to install the OnLive browser plug-in. [image] For the unfamiliar, OnLive is an on-demand video game ...

OnLive is Online...Sort of
Overclockers Club news Feed — ... . So for some of you who signed up here (and there is still time to sign up), you may be contacted to start helping out. Only certain people will be picked, as when you sign up you provide some details about your internet connection and PC. If you pass round one, they first send you an invitational email asking you to " run a detailed Performance Test on your network connection and your computer configuration", and then if you fit in to one of their test groups (and thus pass round two), they will send you another email allowing you to install the ...