3 ms·

That will surely remedy the lack of quality games.

• seivan 13y ago
  Woaaaah, easy there sarcasmo! That sorta sounds like Sony. Hey lets make our platform an entirely new platform, different from x86 and as hard as possible to get quality game developers. Sounds familiar?
  • vinkelhake 13y ago
    That's quite a stretch. I don't really know what you mean with the Sony comment so I'm going to guess you meant Playstation 3 which was widely considered hard to develop for. When PS3 was released there had been exactly one x86-based mainstream console on the market. Even Microsoft chose to abandon x86 for Xbox 360. PS3 was hard to develop for, but not because it wasn't based on an x86 architecture. Anyway, to get back on topic: Ouya has a well-know architecture. It has a well-known operating system with good tool support. What sets it apart from an Android tablet is the controller and the fact that you plug it into a TV. When Ouya fails, it's not going to be because it lacked good tools.