If the price is under 100 pounds it could be a winner and i will buy one to use as an emulator box.If its over 100 pounds it will fail .

It'll find a core following and do pretty well. It's no Xbox or ps3, but if they are clever about it, it might well work. Interesting

Has to be cheap though .And a the moment the developing cost is pushing up the r.r.p .

Its basically an android quad core box, 99dolars was the asking price on kickstarter. Dont expect any leaps in gaming

Its like a HTC one X in a box. Somewhere in the same sort of performance as Vita, close to that. I would imagine it would be good for cheap gaming but personally think it'll sink without trace and end up a bit of a scam. Its one thing even building these but marketing and selling them are something else beyond most small startups

just had a look at the spex on wikipedia it sounds promising

would any of u buy iy?

would any of u buy it?

I reckon from now until the Ouya is released, we'll find plentiful of alternatives appearing left right and centre, the ideas on the table, aswell as a price point to match or beat so i dont expect the Ouya to have much of an impact when its released, my guess is itl be tried and tested technology and possibly even dated.

I'd just root my android phone rather than buy this. If i was serious about gaming on android at home