| AstroMaSSi said: Mh, and what about OUYA? |
Likely headed for obscurity, its going to fall into the void between smartphones/tablets/PC and laptop/home consoles/handhelds, there simply is no logical breaching point for it. The consumers it could have attracted don't care that its a completely open platform, they care about cheap and simple content, this they are already getting on more than one platform.
There is no market for the thing the way I see it. I could be wrong, but I doubt this piece very much. Weak hardware that warrants a new purchase every year, much like a phone/tablet (only those are driven by commercial hype and desire, the OUYA will require an upgrade simply to be usable every year), no confirmed developer support and all services available in better versions elsewhere. Its a hot mess, a bad idea and, ultimately, is headed for the very depths of obscurity, in my honest opinion.
