The main console its self comes in this gorgeous presentation box, while at the end of the day a box is just a box, this one oozes style, with the logo on the front and a simple gloss texture applied make this feel more like something a nice watch would come in rather than a console.
In the box you will find a whole host of goodies, the OnLive wireless controller, the OnLive gaming system (yes it really is smaller than the controller), some simple setup instructions, a HDMI cable, RJ45 ethernet cable, USB cable and a power adaptor, everything you need to get you started is here.
One thing I wasn’t expecting was an extra controller, OnLive were kind enough to pack a spare for us, which again comes in a slick presentation box, while the other controller has some kind of built in wireless, this one also comes with a USB dongle that you can use on either PC/Mac or even some Tablets and Smart-phones will pair directly with the controller without the dongle much in the same way you can with the OnLive console its self.
I find the on live service a poor use if a internetconnection and as it grows putting more and mire strain on network infrastructure that is not needed.
I’m a firm beleaver of physical hardware that is able toplay the latest games not stream them in a poor manner to Sid devices