500 games now available on Ouya
Software library for Android-powered microconsole reaches new milestone four months after launch.

The Ouya games store now features more than 500 games, the company announced today. According to a ticker on the company's website, 503 games are now available for the Android-powered system.
The milestone was achieved four months after the $99 Ouya was released publicly in June. The 500th game available on Ouya was cyberpunk FPS Neon Shadow, from Tasty Poison Games. All Ouya games are free to try.
The Ouya games store features titles from major publishers like Sega (three Sonic the Hedgehog games), Fox Digital Entertainment (AVP: Evolution), and Square Enix (Final Fantasy III), as well as smaller games in some cases developed by only a handful of people.
Notable upcoming Ouya games including the first season of Telltale Games' The Walking Dead episodic series, as well as That Dragon, Cancer, which details a family's struggle with their child's cancer.
Ouya has not disclosed Ouya unit sales yet, but CEO Julie Uhrman said in July that 27 percent of owners have purchased a game.
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