Kellee Santiago lands at Ouya

If they make xbmc for it ill buy for sure.

I am actually very pleasantly surprised that DoubleFine brings Cave and it's Adventure game to Ouya.

Still not buying.

Whenever this system become universal media player (better yet with sufficient useful utility apps), it will get the attention it deserve.

I wish the existence of this console would also give a better opportunity for small developers to be successful. 

I have a feeling this console could become the next PS2 of the console generation. For too long people have been waiting for a affordable console that is also a minicomputer that is cheap. for those of you saying its a phone, no its not. Its overclocked and it doesn't cost 400-600 dollars. games can also be cheaper here. 

I can see this console taking off in Latin/South American countries and Asia if they market it properly.

I really like the concept behind this system and I like the fact that the developer is OPEN with allowing users to hack their systems WITHOUT forcing them to suffer harsh penalties.

What I DON'T like about the system is that it still uses the NVIDIA Tegra 3 when they just came out with the Tegra 4. HOWEVER, if the NVIDIA Shield ends up being appropriately priced (not more than the PS Vita) then ill probably try to get one of those instead and still get my Android game system and be able to hook it up to my tv.

Besides, who doesn't want to be able to play N64 games on the go????

If this system becomes synonymous with indie games (and I hope it does) I might check it out.

I wish them luck, but I don't think it's going to survive for long. Hope they prove me wrong.

March 28th ship date, not too bad. A shame the retail version isn't going to drop until June. The fact that I missed the chance to get one in April has literally stopped me in my preorder tracks.  Now that we all have to wait till the same day, there is no reason to preorder.

ps4 controller will make a nice replacement for this consoles

Lots of girl power residing behind the Ouya :P

One of the single best features of the Ouya and the reason I backed them on Kickstarter in the first place, was for the included SDK that comes with every unit shipped.  Yes, it's not a next gen powerhouse of a console (at least in this iteration), but it was never produced with that in mind.  I think it will find its unique niche in the console market because of it's open system (ability to mod and develop content with included SDK), attractiveness to casual gamers (like it or not, ignoring the growing market of casual gamers is a death knell to consoles) and of course price point.   I don't see upgrading hardware components in the Ouya or indeed 'throwing out the whole biscuit' and buying a new one as an issue, as again the price isn't beyond reasonable compared to what we pay for AAA titles currently.

I'm interested to see what happens with the Ouya, I fear the masses will gravitate towards the new consoles coming out this winter and forget about this.

I would wait for Ouya getting new emulators of N64 and SNES, then I can buy it with a full of price.

This is the first time I've taken notice of Ouya. Having given up buying a new Assassin's Creed every year, I'm not thrilled of the idea of buying a console KNOWING that a cheaper, possible more reliable version coming out the year after.

Santiago getting the job of leading developer relations seems like a waste of creative talent to me. Good luck to her though.

There is a lot of people commenting about how there are no games announced. Please take a look at this list of games before commenting. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ouya_software
Thank you

A game is a game if someone makes a shooter that looks like it was made for a phone like modern combat 3, that's great on my book. It's all about having fun yes graphics might not be the best but you know what gameplay makes a game. And if you want games to look like crysis3 the get a pc and play it on super high. But the ouya will offer what people want games at a cheap price. Right now people are just waiting to see what the ouya can handle no reason to make a game then you found out it won't run to well and now have to cut back on things and now lose more time cutting.

Ummmm.... what does this thing do? From what I gather it plays games that are made for your phone on your TV, but if that were the case why would anyone give a fuck about it?

I'm upset about the yearly models, but still excited to get mine. 

Great, so if you buy it on day one you get a whole year out of it before it's obsolete.

So the new "no barriers" console will be launched with several exclusives...
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It still feels like a console for indie games.

If it's $99 and a good media player and there are some emulators for it I might get one.

Too bad it's not $99 for europeans.

As for games I think it won't be a good idea to sell a new version of the console every year. That just means that when games actually are released for it they'll probably require the Ouya 2 hardware.

No hobby developer will care if the program runs on Ouya 1 or Ouya 2 if the Ouya 3 is in his hands.

I'm not interested in buying a new console every year. Every 3 years is more reasonable for something like this.