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+1... Android Games are generally free. There is no mention of how this works with your TV, so how will it compete against Ouya? I can get all this in a tablet
by thepumpkin1979 13y ago
+1... Android Games are generally free. There is no mention of how this works with your TV, so how will it compete against Ouya? I can get all this in a tablet + game controller.
- wmf 13y agoYou can plug it into a TV with an HDMI cable.
- Sonicrida 13y agoIt apparently makes a surprisingly good emulator.
- mtgx 13y agoFor starters it doesn't come with a mid-range 2012 chip (Tegra 3), but one that is high-end and competitive this year (Tegra 4), with the exception of the lack of OpenGL ES 3.0 support. #2 It doesn't have a horrible controller like OUYA, but actually a pretty good one. #3 It's portable since it has a screen. As for the game controller+tablet, first you'd need a Tegra 4 tablet to match its performance, which costs $500 or so, which may be worth it since it's a tablet, and you're getting more out of it, but you won't be getting to play Steam games on your TV with it. So I guess it depends how much of a Steam player you are, too.