Ouya breaks cover, $99 Android-powered games console in development
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Catabalt: an existing indie game set to be ported over to Ouya
Design drawings for the Ouya controller prototype
A model of the Ouya controller being cut to shape
The Ouya games console comes with a controller designed by Yves Behar
The Ouya UI in action
How Ouya will display on a large television
How the Ouya UI looks in its present form
Article Summary
Ouya (pronounced Ooo-yah) is a new Android-powered games console currently under development. New games consoles from companies other than the established big three of Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo are rare, and with good reason. Gaming hardware is notoriously difficult to get right and is usually a loss-maker with the software sold being where the real money is. However, Ouya isn't your typical home games console, and it isn't designed to go head-to-head with the PS3, Xbox 360, or Wii in any real sense. Instead it's an Android-powered device that will sell for just US$99.
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