Ouya sub-$100 game box challenges console giants

Ouya sub-$100 game box challenges console giants

Another startup con. I can play all those "free" games on PC. As for the topic! No way you can compare that piece of junk with a Xbox/PS3/PS4.

BTW where do I put in the Bluray Disk?
Hard Drive anyone?
 
Another startup con. I can play all those "free" games on PC. As for the topic! No way you can compare that piece of junk with a Xbox/PS3/PS4.

BTW where do I put in the Bluray Disk?
Hard Drive anyone?

Ja, I dunno if I would compare it with the major consoles, but it is hardly a piece of junk.
It's a very solid piece of kit. Well built with a powerful processor.
For Android Games it zips along.
But it is not meant to be classed as a PS4 breaker.

And as far as Blu-ray is concerned, who the heck actually needs a Blu-Ray drive?
I've never used one in my life and yet I watch tons of HD content every single day.
 
(Phys.org) -- A Los Angeles-based startup looking for Kickstarter pledges is seeing big bucks. Ouya wants to bring to market a $99 gamer’s home console with controller featuring free games. As of early Wednesday, Ouya was already topping $2.5 million with 28 days more to go. That people think their idea is welcome could be an understatement. What the company wants to do is to sell a free-to-play model that will make upstart history as “the people’s console.” To date, home gamers in a living-room environment pay for games upfront or a monthly fee to access libraries.

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http://phys.org/news/2012-07-ouya-sub-game-console-giants.html
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ouya/ouya-a-new-kind-of-video-game-console

They are sitting at $3,728,375 at the moment! (12-07-2012 08:47 AM)
$3,765,951(12-07-2012 09:35 AM)


I've read a hands-on review.
Not really a challenge to the "Giants" at all.

It lacks the main draw-card of a console...games.
 
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