Right before the very end of the Kickstarter, the OUYA team brings more news. This time, they’ve partnered with NAMCO BANDAI for a wide array of classic games. This means we will probably see games like Pac-Man on the OUYA, and hopefully other titles like Galaxian. Honestly, old game support is a big part of a console. They’ve also announced four… Read more
The OUYA Kickstarter is almost over, and the team has decided to make some announcements. First of all, they shall be partnering with XBMC, an open source media player. It was a highly requested feature, so I’m sure they couldn’t ignore the crowd. An open source media player on an open source home console just makes sense. Let’s hope the negotiations go… Read more
It’s no secret that people like to get things free. Whether it be an app, a game, even a new car, when something is free, you just feel that much better about getting it. The era of apps we currently live in has a large portion of free offerings, up to the point where apps that once sold for a buck or two have been switched to the freemium model…. Read more
Ouya, the Kickstarter smash, is a hit among almost everybody who has seen it. The Android-based gaming console is supposed to revolutionize the gaming industry. In addition, it may be the smallest console to date. Instead of only being slim, such as older Playstations, the device will only be about the size of a Rubik’s Cube. For a console with as much… Read more
The team behind OUYA, the Android gaming console, made waves a couple of weeks ago when they announced the Kickstarter page for their project. Now they’ve got their first exclusive game commitment under their belt from new gaming company, Robotoki. Robotoki was founded by Robert Bowling who previously worked with Activision and Infinity Ward and is one… Read more
The OUYA gaming console powered by Android was given a nice overview yesterday in this article by our own Nick DuVarney, and it seemed to have a lot of potential. Unfortunately, potential means nothing when a project can’t get proper funding. But we don’t have to worry about that, since OUYA has met its goal. The team asked for $950,000. It’s been about… Read more
Up to this point, the structure of the gaming industry has only been slightly altered by the Mobile Industry. Console gaming remains second-to-none in performance, leaving mobile games mainly as time killers or casual entertainment. However, mobile games, due to convenience, have taken off much more than console gaming as of late. A new system, OUYA, is… Read more
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