kain_kusanagi said:
Tablets and Smartphones have their own generations. Handhelds like the 3DS and Vita have their own generations. Home consoles have their own generations. The Ouya is not a follow up to a 7th gen machine nor is it a signifcant upgrade from the PS360. It is the first of a new catagory of android boxes. Time will tell if they can compete with the big boys. If it lasts the generation and the Ouya 2 is released to compete with the 9th gen system then the Ouya 2 would be a next gen machine. But the Ouya isn't. |
It doesn't have to be a successor to an existing console or a significant upgrade to be considered part of a new generation. The PC-Engine was a successor to no previous console, and was technically an 8-bit machine released alongside several 16-bit machines. It's considered a part of the 4th generation alongside the SNES/Genesis/Neo Geo, is it not? Explain your point.










