 Hi, this is Dieter Bohn for The Verge and we are watching Street Fighter 4 playing on an LG Smart TV streaming over the internet. They just announced a new partnership with Gaikai, which is the streaming game company competitor to OnLive that's owned by GameStop. And so you can see some of the games that they've got in the library here, although LG is not yet announcing what games they're going to offer, but it's not going to be Gaikai's entire library. Chances are pretty good, at least this is what Gaikai tells us, that they're going to pick games that are compatible with standard USB gamepads. And that's probably because that's how you play games on the system. You use a standard USB gamepad, either wired, plugging the USB into the TV, or if you've got a wireless gamepad, it's a USB dongle. As you can see here, the games load up fairly quickly. We've already gotten through our standard splash screens and whatnot. Gaikai tells us that they optimize for low latency, and so even if they have to sacrifice a little bit of image quality, no matter what, they want to have the shortest latency possible so that they can have the most responsive games possible, and so they don't do much caching and whatnot. This should launch on LG Smart TVs later on this year, on the late 2012 models. And we don't know pricing structure yet, they haven't announced that yet, and so we don't know what games will be free, if you'll need to pay, if there'll be a subscription service, or what. So, here it is, this is a Gaikai service running directly natively on an LG Smart TV without any extra boxes attached. Thanks for watching.
 Hi, this is Dieter Bohn for The Verge and we are watching Street Fighter 4 playing on
 an LG Smart TV streaming over the internet.
 They just announced a new partnership with Gaikai, which is the streaming game company
 competitor to OnLive that's owned by GameStop.
 And so you can see some of the games that they've got in the library here, although
 LG is not yet announcing what games they're going to offer, but it's not going to be Gaikai's
 entire library.
 Chances are pretty good, at least this is what Gaikai tells us, that they're going to
 pick games that are compatible with standard USB gamepads.
 And that's probably because that's how you play games on the system.
 You use a standard USB gamepad, either wired, plugging the USB into the TV, or if you've
 got a wireless gamepad, it's a USB dongle.
 As you can see here, the games load up fairly quickly.
 We've already gotten through our standard splash screens and whatnot.
 Gaikai tells us that they optimize for low latency, and so even if they have to sacrifice
 a little bit of image quality, no matter what, they want to have the shortest latency possible
 so that they can have the most responsive games possible, and so they don't do much
 caching and whatnot.
 This should launch on LG Smart TVs later on this year, on the late 2012 models.
 And we don't know pricing structure yet, they haven't announced that yet, and so we don't
 know what games will be free, if you'll need to pay, if there'll be a subscription service,
 or what.
 So, here it is, this is a Gaikai service running directly natively on an LG Smart TV without
 any extra boxes attached.
 Thanks for watching.