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UK games industry body Tiga suggested on-demand gaming had a future whatever OnLive's problems.

The on-demand gaming service launched last summer but that was just the beginning it seems.

On hand in Verizon's room were a quintet from the "PMS Crew," an all-girl (or is it grrrrl?) team of professional video-gamers showing off the company's Fios-fueled on-demand gaming and Arcade services.

OnLive is a pioneer of "on demand" cloud gaming services.

Minefold, a new Y Combinator startup launching today, wants to be a more consumer-focused Amazon EC2 for the multiplayer gaming world, offering on-demand game servers for a nominal monthly fee ($5).

Also launching this month is Grid, Nvidia's on-demand streaming gaming service, which is available exclusively to Shield devices.

The 4th-generation wireless technologies such as the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) LTE/LTE-A and the enhanced capabilities of the recent smartphones and tablets have fostered the growth of multimedia and interactive bandwidth demanding services, such as live video streaming, video on demand, interactive gaming, and 2D and 3D video streaming over wireless networks.

This new media, which will be delivered to homes via broadband Internet connections, will come in the form of television and movies available on demand, interactive gaming with players all over the world and an Internet experience quite different from the one we're accustomed to.

Digital revenues from on-demand platforms, mobile gaming and streaming services pushed the UK's combined games, video and music markets to a record high of £6.1bn in 2015, shrugging off a decade of decline.

While the Xbox One doesn't replace the traditional cable model — or even the box — it does offer what is, so far, one of the better tastes of a new kind of television experience, combining cable, on-demand video content, gaming, video chat, and other apps with an attractive interface powered by speech and gestures.

Last year interactive TV (which includes digital video recorders, video-on-demand and interactive gaming) was a $840 million business.