StreamMyGame is preparing to deliver streaming of PC games over local networks, with plans to bring remote streaming access over broadband internet by "March 2008". With its 3MB "Streamer" plugin, gamers will be able to set up a Windows XP, Vista or Linux (natch) compatible PC to run as a server for their games, which client devices will then stream from.

The Game Stream can be recorded to a file, broadcast, transmitted over the home network and will soon be able to be sent over the internet and played on the remote computer. The encrypted keyboard commands from the remote computer are captured and transmitted back over the network and used to play the game.

The client can be a similar PC setup, or Linux-based device. Interestingly, StreamMyGame's official press release strongly emphasizes the PlayStation 3 (which supports optional Linux OS installations) as a possible client in this regard. Clients will need to run the Streamer Linux Player as well, though it doesn't need to have the game itself installed like the host streamer device does. Of equal interest (or even higher depending on your gaming priorities) is the Streamer's support for DirectX10 games, which should keep the application ready for the high end stuff down the road.

Gamers will need to register at StreamMyGame's homepage to download the free Streamer application. Registration itself is free at the "Standard" level, but interested parties can opt for either the "Premium" and "Unlimited" level memberships which do require a $9.99 USD and $19.99 USD annual fee, respectively. Those willing to go Premium or Unlimited can enjoy additional benefits like game streaming at 720p and 1080p resolutions, which shuld be very nice for PS3 owners with supporting displays, and even gameplay recording. More details can be found on the developer's website.

Members to www.StreamMyGame.com can;

• Register for our free Standard membership or subscribe for our Premium and Unlimited memberships
• Build gaming communities
• Record gameplay to video and upload these videos to the web
• Broadcast games live over networks and at LAN parties
• Stream games over their local network so they can be played on any computer in their home
• Stream games over their local network so PC games can be played on Linux PCs and the PS3
• Share their games over the internet so they can be played at remote locations by other gamers*
• Improve their game skills with dual play of single player games

* Broadband player released Q1 2008.