> This platform will grow like crazy, because the tools are open source, and Android is a very strong brand. "Grow like crazy" seems a little optimistic. Andro

> This platform will grow like crazy, because the tools are open source, and Android is a very strong brand. "Grow like crazy" seems a little optimistic. Android has grown in large part because it dominates carrier showrooms, where most "normal" people buy their phones. I also wouldn't call it a strong brand, and you may have noticed that "Android" is mentioned much less in advertising, with companies now advertising their brands (e.g., Samsung Galaxy) more often than not. The OUYA is also under-powered - a Tegra 3 is already old tech. Mobile tech, which the OUYA is built on, is growing much too quickly for this thing to gain much traction.