Some relevant quotes from the Ouya devs in Ben Kuchera's article[1]: "That [controller] design is not final," I was told. "We are in a prototype phase and expl

Some relevant quotes from the Ouya devs in Ben Kuchera's article[1]: "That [controller] design is not final," I was told. "We are in a prototype phase and exploring several options." "We know the hardware specifications, and are working with electrical and mechanical engineers to test the performance of the hardware. We have begun work on the user interface and software. We’ll pull all these pieces together and test how they fit, while we finalize the product." It reminds me of that Kickstarter flashlight that's been in development for over a year[2]: they're not quite saying how little is done, and they'll be in over their head in no time. To me, every bit of marketing copy from Ouya seems willfully misleading. [1] http://penny-arcade.com/report/editorial-article/the-reality-of-the-ouya-console-doesnt-match-the-hype-why-you-should-be-ske http://penny-arcade.com/report/editorial-article/the-reality... [2] http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/527051507/hexbright-an-open-source-light/posts http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/527051507/hexbright-an-o...