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[Boerseun]

People want to know which games they'll be playing on OUYA. The following list is constantly updated. Full credit goes to Eddie K. and the fine members over at OUYAForum.com, your most complete source for OUYA-related news. Check them out.

List of Games Coming to the OUYA

This will be an ongoing list of games that have been either confirmed or rumored to be coming to the OUYA. If you have anything to add, please reply to this thread. A moderator will edit the thread with any new information you provide.

CONFIRMED OUYA GAMES (confirmed by developer) (Game - Developer)

- 100 Rogues
- Afterdeath - Nonadecimal Creative
- Aggro Tactics - GodlyPerfection
- Airborne Dynamo
- AirMech - Carbon Games
- ARMED! - Sickhead Games
- Aritana and the Chieftan’s Disease (Portuguese)
- A Tofu Tail - alchemedium
- Aura Tactics - Ingredient Blu
- AURO
- Battle Gnomes - EverFire Studios
- Beast Boxer Turbo - Goodhustle Studios- Bubblegum Pop - Lighty Kid
- Broken Sword: The Serpent's Curse Adventure - Revolution Software
- Castle Conflict 2 - Broken Kings
- Cat 'N Jack - Laughinggull
- Chopper Mike - VAMflax
- Cloudbase Prime - Tyrus Peace
- Dead Dog - Vortex Studios (Not 100% confirmed but pretty confident (see link))
- Defend Against Zombies - One More Go Games
- Digger
- Dungeon Panic! - Josh Lesnick
- Dusty Revenge (spinoff) - PD Design Studio
- Escape From Abidon - brink3D
- Eterno Retorno - PiX Juegos
- Evilot
- Festival of Magic - Snow Castle Games
- Fields of Fresh
- Final Fantasy III - Square Enix
- Fist of Awesome - I Fight Bears
- FLD 3D Lite (Tower Defense) - Akebulan Enterprises LLC
- Forced - BetaDwarf
- Garnatron - PiX Juegos
- Gigi's Garden - My Purple Time-Machine
- Gorgeous Guardians: Kiken
- Gravestompers - Mad Menace Ent
- Gremlin Gears - Krusmir
- Grey: The Lost Technology - Team Aurora
- Gunblitz - Rapture Game Studios
- Gunslugs - OrangePixel
- Hawken - Adhesive Games (NOT CONFIRMED)
- HeroTown - Nextmap Studio
- HolyShield: Journey to Hell - Dogbox-Studio
- Human Element (Prequel / not yet named) - Robotoki
- Hunter - Unleashed Games
- Ignite The Skies - Blunt Instrument
- iMech Online - Mobula Games
- In Gauge Space - TanokaGames
- Invaders Pretty Sure From Outer Space - Round 2 - Freak Mind Games
- Ittle Dew - Ludosity
- Kaiju Combat - Sunstone Games
- Kid Electro - Seantron
- Kitaru - Aoineko Studios
- La pesadilla de Ripollés - PiX Juegos
- Legend of Dungeon - Robot Loves Kitty
- Legends of Aethereus - ThreeGates
- Leroux - Taylor Balbi
- Lets Go Mother F*cker - Overclock Studios (due to the name we are not sure about this one)
- MANOS: The Hands of Fate - FreakZone Games
- Marblesss - Fuzzy Game Studios
- Maze-a-holic - Metanokid
- MechKnight - Dinosaur Games
- Mercenary Kings - Tribute Games
- Mirrored Fairy Tale - Tanookee Games
- Monster Truck Racing - Meltdown Interactive
- My Beloved Company - OGGO1ndie
- My Country, My Name - Vortex Studios (Not 100% confirmed but pretty certain (see link))
- Ninja PVP - Ninjutsu Games
- Offensive Combat (all new games in the series) - U4iA
- One Tap Hero - Coconut Island Studio
- Orbital Blaster - HashbangGames
- Penumbear - Taco Graveyard (Not 100% confirmed, but it's their goal)
- Pathways - MoonberryStudios
- Peak Snowboarding - Digital Iris
- Pier Solar and the Great Architects - WaterMelon Co.
- PiX Bros - PiX Juegos
- PiX Dash - PiX Juegos
- PiX Frogger - PiX Juegos
- PiX Pang - PiX Juegos
- Pixelverse
- Pod Gunner - Digital Iris
- Politico - Sodafountain
- Positron - Retroburn Games
- Product 7 - BronerGames
- Project Potato - appfull.de
- Quest for Infamy - Infamous Quests
- Reincarnation: The Root of All Evil - B-GROUP Productions
- Retroformer - Paradigm-softworks
- Rival Threads - Studio Kontrabida
- RoboFrenzy - Paradigm-softworks
- Runner Game - Simon Jacoby
- Saturday Morning RPG - Mighty Rabbit Studio
- Scary Robots - iterationGAMES
- Sector 13 - Reactor Interactive
- Shadowrun Online
- Shrike Jewels - Digital Iris
- Sinclair - DictionofGame
- Snakes On a 2D Plane - irreverentQ
- Space Qube - fallingcat
- Spaceroads - Wurd Industries
- Space Runner - Hypercane Studios
- Splat - NJUN Studios
- Starbound - Tiyuri
- Steam Bandits
- Strike Bowling - Digital Iris
- Strike PUB Darts - Digital Iris
- Striker Soccer 2 - U-Play online
- Striker Soccer London - U-Play online
- Subject 33 - Red Ant Games
- Super BeatDown Academy - irreverentQ
- Super Daddio - Glenn Bacon
- Super Retro Squad - Exploding Rabbit
- Super Ubi Land - Notion Games
- Swindler: The Spoils of War - Open Mind Gaming
- Syder Arcade - StudioEvil
- Taapi
- The Banner Saga Factions - Stoic
- The Bards Tale - inXile
- The Legacy of Barubash: Chapter 1 - KactusGames
- The Lost Heroes - Magory
- The Runthrough - Djek Studios
- The Traveler - Adventure Works
- Tropical Treasures 2 Deluxe - Mobile Amusements
- Thunderpig: Trails of Grimlock - The Kilted Coder
- Unnamed Action Platformer - Thomas Horwath
- Volgarr the Viking - Crazy Viking Studios
- Wings: Director's Cut - Cinemaware
- Yummy Circus - Puzzl

CONFIRMED OUYA GAMES by OUYA Themselves

- Covet
- Echoes of Eternia
- Heroes Call
- Megatroid
- Mutant Mudds
- Rival Threads: Last Class Heroes
- Ski Safari
- Super Retro Squad
- Talbot’s Odyssey - Studio Miniboss
- Triple Town - Spry Fox LLC - Shown on Kickstarter Video

CONFIRMED OUYA GAMES - (If funded on Kickstarter/Indiegogo)

- Ancient Axes: Heroes on Paper - Planet lo Entertainment (Currently Awaiting Kickstarter Funding)
- Raw - Detour Games (Currently Awaiting Kickstarter Funding)

RUMORED To be coming to OUYA (Game - Developer - Rumor Source)

- Canabalt - Semi Secret Software - Shown on Kickstarter Video
- Dead Trigger - MADFINGER Games - Shown on Kickstarter Video
- Fatal Theory - 2 Hit Studios
- Freedom Planet - GalaxyTrail
- Kitaru - Aoineko Studios
- Madden NFL 12 - EA Tiburon - Shown on Kickstarter Video
- Minecraft - Mojang - Rumored in the Kickstart FAQ (if demand is there for it)
- Racing Live - Storm8 Games - Shown on Kickstarter Video
- Samurai II Vengeance - MADFINGER Games - Shown on Kickstarter Video
- Shadowgun - MADFINGER Games - Shown on Kickstarter Video

 

[Zane]

It's really cool that they put a fan in the system but there aren't any vents so there's no way for the hot air to escape.

DRILL YOUR OWN VENTS! IT'S OPEN! OUYA!

 

[impirius]

It's really cool that they put a fan in the system but there aren't any vents so there's no way for the hot air to escape.

DRILL YOUR OWN VENTS! IT'S OPEN! OUYA!

Open parts in a closed ecosystem... it's thematic!

 

[outunderthestars]

It's really cool that they put a fan in the system but there aren't any vents so there's no way for the hot air to escape.

DRILL YOUR OWN VENTS! IT'S OPEN! OUYA!

There are vents in the bottom of the system.

 

[CTLance]

It's really cool that they put a fan in the system but there aren't any vents so there's no way for the hot air to escape.

There are vents on at least one side.

Dreamwriter posted a pic earlier in this thread.

 

[TheExodu5]

Of course there are vents.

 

[Diablohead]

It's really cool that they put a fan in the system but there aren't any vents so there's no way for the hot air to escape.

DRILL YOUR OWN VENTS! IT'S OPEN! OUYA!

The base has like 24 small slits and the top of the case has 4 edges where there is a gap, I doubt they designed it with a fan to leave it completely shut like that.

 

[CountAntonius]

Shadowrun online?

 

[Outtrigger888]

So if I pre order one from there website. Will my card be charged right away?

 

[Boerseun]

Shadowrun online?

From the Kickstarter page:

What is Shadowrun Online?

Shadowrun Online is the second Kickstarter video game project set in the unique world of Shadowrun. The first project, Shadowrun Returns, focused primarily on providing a great single player adventure experience, while Shadowrun Online - like the pen & paper version - is all about experiencing the awesome world and gritty atmosphere of Shadowrun together with friends. Fluid co-op gameplay and intense player vs player faction wars set in a persistent and evolving world - this is what Shadowrun Online is about!

And the best part is: In Shadowrun Online the collective actions of players will not only determine the fate of the online game world, but our unique player-driven plotline will enable you to determine the future of the whole Shadowrun Universe! Events players trigger will also cross over into the pen and paper storyline - so you can shape the future of the Shadowrun Universe!

At its core SRO is a full Unity3D online game, accessible through Windows, Mac, Android, iOS- and Linux and on Ouya, with high quality graphics and great effects. It is fully cross platform, meaning you can play it on your tablet in the train, then go home to sit down at your PC to continue with the same character. Highly individualizable characters and a turn based system, which balances fast-paced action with deep tactical combat, make it a true Shadowrun experience.

 

[xJavonta]

The hate is ridiculous in this thread.

It truly is. If people don't like the console, don't come into a thread about it and shit on it. There's nothing stopping you from sticking with your X360s and PS3s, so keep that shit to yourself and let the people that are looking for genuine discussion have one without your clutter in the way.

 

[Strife91]

People want to know which games they'll be playing on OUYA. The following list is constantly updated. Full credit goes to Eddie K. and the fine members over at OUYAForum.com, your most complete source for OUYA-related news. Check them out.

This is great. Now I can experience the SNES/NES-era again.

Spoiler

A lot of those titles have really old school sounding names.

 

[Zeal]

 

[BruiserBear]

So is this thing about as powerful as the newest iPad?

 

[Diablohead]

So is this thing about as powerful as the newest iPad?

http://www.dailytech.com/Report+App...+Not+in+Pure+CPU+Performance/article24255.htm - compares A5X from ipad 3 to the tegra 3

Though don't just go by raw numbers, best to see people recording their games on youtube over the next week to see how different stuff runs.

The ipad 4 and iphone 5 clock slightly higher in geekbench 2 but you could say it's very similar in gaming performance, and rather good too.

 

[PhantomR]

It truly is. If people don't like the console, don't come into a thread about it and shit on it. There's nothing stopping you from sticking with your X360s and PS3s, so keep that shit to yourself and let the people that are looking for genuine discussion have one without your clutter in the way.

Yeah, if only we could apply that to Nintendo threads.


Anyway, just saw the SDK video walkthrough. Very cool

 

[Dreamwriter]

http://www.dailytech.com/Report+App...+Not+in+Pure+CPU+Performance/article24255.htm - compares A5X from ipad 3 to the tegra 3

Though don't just go by raw numbers, best to see people recording their games on youtube over the next week to see how different stuff runs.

The ipad 4 and iphone 5 clock slightly higher in geekbench 2 but you could say it's very similar in gaming performance, and rather good too.

Yeah, the iPad 4/iPhone 5 will be quite a bit faster, however, few games will take advantage of that fact, because the largest majority of iOS owners have iPod Touch 4's, which are QUITE a bit slower, with far less memory. That's the advantage to a game console, developers know that everyone playing their game will be playing on the same system, so they can push it as far as it will go. Which is how the XBox 360 remained competitive for so long, though when it launched its GPU was basically a two-year-old architecture already.

 

[TheExodu5]

Those comparisons aren't terribly useful given the fact that OUYA devs have said that the Tegra 3 is getting a lot more power than it would in mobile devices as there are no battery life concerns.

 

[Polari]

So much hate in this thread. The thing is $99. It's worth it for that even if all you're doing is running XBMC and a few emulators.

 

[Boerseun]

OUYA devs have said that the Tegra 3 is getting a lot more power than it would in mobile devices as there are no battery life concerns.

I was about to say the same thing.

People forget that not only does OUYA have the most powerful version of the Tegra 3 (the model T33) but there will be no screen to power and no battery life to hold back performance. Add to that the OUYA team making note of further hardware optimisation carried out in partnership with Nvidia and (as Dreamwriter above already stated) a stable platform that will allow devs to push the hardware for all its worth, and you have potentially a machine that will outgun many tablets and smartphones equipped with what appears on paper to be better hardware.

Even then, I ask, purely on a visual scale, does art not outweigh graphics?

 

[Nemo]

Prototype does look a lil el cheapo but I like it overall

 

[ShinobiFist]

I was about to say the same thing.



Even then, I ask, purely on a visual scale, does art not outweigh graphics?

Yup, look at Hotline Miami.

 

[BruiserBear]

http://www.dailytech.com/Report+App...+Not+in+Pure+CPU+Performance/article24255.htm - compares A5X from ipad 3 to the tegra 3

Though don't just go by raw numbers, best to see people recording their games on youtube over the next week to see how different stuff runs.

The ipad 4 and iphone 5 clock slightly higher in geekbench 2 but you could say it's very similar in gaming performance, and rather good too.

Thanks.

It would be awesome if it had the same chip from the newest iPad. You could run games at 1080p with plenty of eye candy to boot.

I suspect the Ouya will be running most games at 720p.

The one thing that would almost guarantee a purchase from me would be a slick SNES emulator that could add a lot of anti aliasing like we see in those PC emulator threads. I don't have a good PC for such things, but I'd gladly buy one of these if it can pull that off.

Prototype does look a lil el cheapo but I like it overall

Well, it is going to sell for $99.

 

[xJavonta]

Prototype does look a lil el cheapo but I like it overall

This is the developer version. The final version won't look like this and won't be plastic. They made the dev version like this to get them in developers' hands' faster to get them going.

 

[Zane]

There are vents on at least one side.

Dreamwriter posted a pic earlier in this thread.

snip

Okay there are vents. My mistake, sorry. But those vents are literally just venting into the enclosed space between the system and whatever it's sitting on.

 

[Brad Grenz]

So much hate in this thread. The thing is $99. It's worth it for that even if all you're doing is running XBMC and a few emulators.

If that's all you want you can buy an Android stick on Amazon today for about $60.

 

[Dicer]

If that's all you want you can buy an Android stick on Amazon today for about $60.

I totally just did

Anyone wanna buy a Boxxee

 

[Alchemy]

If that's all you want you can buy an Android stick on Amazon today for about $60.

$99 isn't exactly very much, some people might find the extra $39 worth it for the controller and possibility of the OUYA having some interesting exclusives.

 

[xJavonta]

Okay there are vents. My mistake, sorry. But those vents are literally just venting into the enclosed space between the system and whatever it's sitting on.

Doesn't the 360 have vents on the bottom too? This thing isn't cranking out a ton of heat either, so it's not like airflow is a huge problem.

 

[Zane]

Doesn't the 360 have vents on the bottom too? This thing isn't cranking out a ton of heat either, so it's not like airflow is a huge problem.

The 360 has vents all over so that no matter what position it's in -- upside down, sideways, floating in some dark void in the middle of outer space -- hot air will be able to escape and dissipate. Also all electronics emit heat. All electronics are vulnerable to heat. Remember this thing is overclocked beyond factory specs.

 

[xJavonta]

The 360 has vents all over so that no matter what position it's in -- upside down, sideways, floating in some dark void in the middle of outer space -- hot air will be able to escape. Also all electronics emit heat. All electronics are vulnerable to heat.

Well of course, but I think these vents will be fine considering the amount of heat it'll be emitting.

But what do I know, I'm not an engineer or anything lol

 

[androvsky]

$99 isn't exactly very much, some people might find the extra $39 worth it for the controller and possibility of the OUYA having some interesting exclusives.

Considering the Android controllers I saw at the store yesterday, the extra $39 is definitely worth it just for the controller, especially knowing that everything on the store is going to support that controller.

 

[xJavonta]

Considering the Android controllers I saw at the store yesterday, the extra $39 is definitely worth it just for the controller, especially knowing that everything on the store is going to support that controller.

Yep. This controller also looks extremely comfortable. I wonder if it'll work on PCs as well.

 

[Brad Grenz]

Considering the Android controllers I saw at the store yesterday, the extra $39 is definitely worth it just for the controller, especially knowing that everything on the store is going to support that controller.

Most of the android sticks out there will support blutooth via a cheap usb receiver letting you use a dual shock 3, and any compatible mice and keyboards you want. You can also just plug in a wired 360 controller.

And by the time the Ouya is actually for sale these Android sticks will probably be under $40, while ones more powerful than the Ouya will occupy the $60 price point. Tegra 3's GPU is pretty shitty, after all.

 

[androvsky]

Most of the android sticks out there will support blutooth via a cheap usb receiver letting you use a dual shock 3, and any compatible mice and keyboards you want. You can also just plug in a wired 360 controller.

And by the time the Ouya is actually for sale these Android sticks will probably be under $40, while ones more powerful than the Ouya will occupy the $60 price point. Tegra 3's GPU is pretty shitty, after all.

There's also the issue of software support. Does that big-publisher game you want support controllers? Are you going to be stuck using a mouse with games that use touch (hopefully not multi-touch), then switching to a controller for others?

 

[Brad Grenz]

A better question is if you're going to want to play any touch-based games on your TV with or without the Ouya controller. Besides, most of the promised "Big-Publisher" games are on the Google Play Store right now. Lots of them do support a controller right now.

In any case, I was speaking mostly to the sentiment that Ouya would be a good choice for people who just want XBMC and emulators. There's no sense in waiting for those people. They can buy today and get everything they could from Ouya for those needs, potentially cheaper with a controller they already know they like.

 

[DiscoJer]

Reading the reviews on Amazon make the sticks sound more than a little dodgy. I also have to question how a device solely powered by the TV outlet and with no sort of heat dissipation can be comparable to something powered by its own power supply and with a fan. Sure, eventually they should be able to shrink it so it generates less heat, but not in 3 months.

Beyond that, it's like consoles - you can pretty much build a PC that will outperform a console (except maybe at launch) for less if you shop right. So why buy consoles? Partly for the ecosystem, partly for the games. In this case, they sold 1200+ development consoles. Even if it doesn't get exclusive games, it should get games optimized for it, as opposed to simply running tablet or phone games

 

[DGRE]

Will Ouya be region-locked? Will its store just be the PLAY store? I'm confused.

 

[Orayn]

Will Ouya be region-locked? Will its store just be the PLAY store? I'm confused.

Dedicated Ouya store, completely region-agnostic as far as I know, no access to Google Play by default.

 

[Brad Grenz]

Reading the reviews on Amazon make the sticks sound more than a little dodgy. I also have to question how a device solely powered by the TV outlet and with no sort of heat dissipation can be comparable to something powered by its own power supply and with a fan. Sure, eventually they should be able to shrink it so it generates less heat, but not in 3 months.

Most draw power via a mini/micro-USB cable that can be plugged into an included AC adapter, or into any USB port the TV might have built in. These chips are all designed to go inside a phone, even the Ouya's, so heat and power isn't a tremendous concern unless you're overclocking it for some rapidly diminished returns.

Sure, these Android devices are of more interest to tinkerers, but if you want emulators and XBMC on the Ouya you're already in the realm of jailbreaking, sideloading and other non-official uses. If you're up for that, you could get started today. Hell, if the Ouya App Store ever goes anywhere you can probably sideload that on your Android stick, too.

 

[outunderthestars]

Most draw power via a mini/micro-USB cable that can be plugged into an included AC adapter, or into any USB port the TV might have built in. These chips are all designed to go inside a phone, even the Ouya's, so heat and power isn't a tremendous concern unless you're overclocking it for some rapidly diminished returns.

Sure, these Android devices are of more interest to tinkerers, but if you want emulators and XBMC on the Ouya you're already in the realm of jailbreaking, sideloading and other non-official uses. If you're up for that, you could get started today. Hell, if the Ouya App Store ever goes anywhere you can probably sideload that on your Android stick, too.

Actually XBMC is making an official Ouya version. It will be listed on the Ouya store.


" Current partners include VEVO, iheartradio, TuneIn, XBMC, Plex, Twitch.tv, and OnLive. Play games, watch videos, and listen to music all through OUYA, in the comfort of your living room."

 

[Lord Error]

The one thing that would almost guarantee a purchase from me would be a slick SNES emulator that could add a lot of anti aliasing like we see in those PC emulator threads. I don't have a good PC for such things, but I'd gladly buy one of these if it can pull that off.

You don't really need a good PC to run SNES9X, I'd say you don't even need a decent PC. IIRC, it was running perfectly on my two years old MacBook Air, under OSX, so that would mean it would run on Windows with even weaker hardware. Hell, I'm pretty sure I was able to run that thing at 60FPS on some old Pentium 4 that I had years ago. You can't do real antialiasing to SNES games though, you can do various post processing filters, which again all run fast on just about any hardware.

 

[dLMN8R]

So much hate in this thread. The thing is $99. It's worth it for that even if all you're doing is running XBMC and a few emulators.

The OUYA will probably be an awesome machine to tinker with and use as an HTPC.

Most of the criticism comes from the fact that it'll be an absolutely awful machine for any third parties to make any significant amount of money on selling their games.

 

[Persona7]

You don't really need a good PC to run SNES9X, I'd say you don't even need a decent PC. IIRC, it was running perfectly on my two years old MacBook Air, under OSX, so that would mean it would run even better on Windows with same hardware. Hell, I'm pretty sure I was able to run that thing at 60FPS on some old Pentium 4 that I had years ago.

I actually have a old Pentium 4 with the sole purpose of being a X Link Kai and emulator machine. I even use my retrode and xbox 360 controller with it.


SNES9X looks awesome on the old 720p HDTV I have it running on.

 

[soulassssns]

I am so not impressed.

 

[Boerseun]

It is looking like Days of Dawn will not make its Kickstarter funding goal. Though a multi-format title, they were intent on releasing it on OUYA too.

The main guy needs a haircut but otherwise I love that art direction. Here's hoping the developers regroup and take another stab at it. Maybe as an OUYA exclusive?

 

[BruiserBear]

You don't really need a good PC to run SNES9X, I'd say you don't even need a decent PC. IIRC, it was running perfectly on my two years old MacBook Air, under OSX, so that would mean it would run on Windows with even weaker hardware. Hell, I'm pretty sure I was able to run that thing at 60FPS on some old Pentium 4 that I had years ago. You can't do real antialiasing to SNES games though, you can do various post processing filters, which again all run fast on just about any hardware.

Thanks. The appeal of the Ouya goes further though. The only computer in my home is a 4.5 year old iMac, so while I'm sure it could emulate old 16 bit games with ease, I can't easily play them over HDMI on my HDTV, and I'm hoping the interface on Ouya will make all the little stuff easier. I'm a total noob when it comes to the emulator/hacker world.

So being able to download an emulator already tweaked to run perfectly on Ouya, and probably having a nice interface to make it all easier, that excites me.

 

[Sid]

nvm

 

[charsace]

Why choose a pic that isn't gameplay?

Here

It looks better in motion though. I guess i exaggerated abit but it looks better than Shadowrun.

No, it doesn't look better than the 360 Shadowrun. Shadowrun has a noticeably higher poly count.

 

[Diablohead]

It is looking like Days of Dawn will not make its Kickstarter funding goal. Though a multi-format title, they were intent on releasing it on OUYA too.

https://s3.amazonaws.com/ksr/assets/000/275/982/7cec4fd64d9f904dc26282bb3c139e20_large.jpg?1353667860[IMG]

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The main guy needs a haircut but otherwise I love that art direction. Here's hoping the developers regroup and take another stab at it. Maybe as an OUYA exclusive?[/QUOTE]
It looks like it could be a quality title but this is how kickstarter work :(, just not enough interest and tbh asking for 95k is a fair bit no matter what sort of game it is. If they resubmit maybe they will aim for half and limit it's release to one dedicated system to start with, a shame though.

[quote="Boerseun, post: 45870353"]I was about to say the same thing.

People forget that not only does OUYA have the most powerful version of the Tegra 3 (the model [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tegra#Tegra_3"]T33[/URL]) but there will be no screen to power and no battery life to hold back performance. Add to that the OUYA team making note of further hardware optimisation carried out in partnership with Nvidia and (as Dreamwriter above already stated) a stable platform that will allow devs to push the hardware for all its worth, and you have potentially a machine that will outgun many tablets and smartphones equipped with what appears on paper to be better hardware.

Even then, I ask, purely on a visual scale, does art not outweigh graphics?[/QUOTE]

I didn't know that the T33 was quad 1.6, that is much more power then I was expecting.