Awesome. I'm very excited about the OUYA, both as a user and seeing how well it does in the market. I think they have several things going for them - It should

Awesome. I'm very excited about the OUYA, both as a user and seeing how well it does in the market. I think they have several things going for them - It should be very easy to "port" games. Since you can already hook up controllers to Android and many phones come with D-pads, many games would probably already work as they are. Although touch is essential to many games (Angry Birds) many other games suffer by having touch controls (racing games, shooter games etc). - It should be possible to use a tablet or phone to provide touch if you need it. - It'll run Android apps - Netflix, YouTube, Al Jazeera etc. It'll make it easy to get a huge amount of content you want from the get-go. - Write and distribute apps easily. If something's missing from your console, just go ahead and write it. Hopefully they follow Google's model here - low registration fee, no reviews. - unlike traditional consoles, they should be able to follow a model closer to tablets and phones - yearly hardware upgrades, keep the price low, but still sell it at a profit.