ouya gonna be fail, dead and history
its confirmed if true
http://stream.wsj.com/story/latest-headlin...99/SS-2-264424/
http://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/201...dnt-see-coming/
if you want this so much, better wait for google android console la
or apple console too

I received my OUYA last Wednesday (3 July).

The hardware is gorgeous, although first impressions weren't that great due to the long time involved with setting it up for my home network, and then the need to update the firmware.

Plus, I had to learn how to use Android a bit, since I had never used any Android devices prior to this.

I checked out the demos for Chronoblade and You Don't Know Jack. Graphics are easily on par with the iPad, or even early PS3 games. However, the biggest strength of the OUYA is emulator support.

There are emulators for NES, Super NES, Atari 2600, Nintendo 64, Commodore 64, NeoGeo, and PlayStation in the app store. Plus, sideloads for CPSemu and Retroarch are supported.

While the OUYA controller is rubbish, connecting my DUALSHOCK3 to the OUYA was relatively painless