All Stories Tagged: OUYA, Page 4

Between catching some of Evo 2013's multiple tournament, I check out some of the indie titles on-hand, including SpyParty, Towerfall, Super Comboman, and Super Space _____.

Ouya has announced a $1 million pool of funds to be doled out towards promising Kickstarter Android projects that commit to 6 months of Ouya exclusivity.

Richard Cowgill (Frontlines: Fuel of War, Borderlands 2) discusses his next indie title, a mystery adventure horror game called Abducted.

The Android-based Ouya console is hitting stores today, having built a library of 170+ game and entertainment apps as it went out to backers.

IndieCade's E3 booth was filled with dozens of great indie titles. Here are some favorites from the show.

Sega has partnered with Ouya to bring three Sonic games to the Android-based console soon after it launches in late June, the publisher has announced, including both episodes of Sonic the Hedgehog 4. But expect to pay more for the full versions than those already available for Android.

You have to shake your head and wonder a bit as more of Airtight Games' upcoming Ouya exclusive Soul Fjord is revealed. How do they come up with this stuff? Who is trapped in a dream world of leisure suited Vikings with afros? A new video developer diary answers a few of those questions.

Opinions on the Ouya declare it everything from the vanguard of a new games industry to a novelty gadget, but we'll need to wait a little longer to see quite how it shakes out. The Android-powered mini-console has been delayed by three weeks, from June 4 to June 25. In cheerier news, the makers have secured an extra $15 million in funding from investors--almost twice the $8.6 million it raised through crowdfunding.

What do you get when you mix Norse mythology with disco and funk of the '70s and '80s? You get an incredibly bizarre sounding dungeon crawler called Soul Fjord from Airtight Games and former Portal and Quantum Conundrum designer Kim Swift that is coming exclusively to the Android-based Ouya console.

OUYA was among a variety of Android devices in benchmark testing, and finished behind several existing Android devices.