The Ouya Dream is over, but Razer has stepped in to save what was left. What does this mean for the console and for android consoles in general.

In a twist to the story that has been rumored for a while now, Razer has purchased the Ouya software assets.

When Amazon officially released its Android-powered microconsole and digital media player—the Fire TV—back in April, there was a new kid on the videogaming block. However, this “kid” is the world’s largest online retailer and manufacturer of consumer electronics such as the Kindle e-book reader and the Kindle Fire tablet. So when the time came for […]

My PlayStation 4 has brought me a great deal of enjoyment in the four months it’s occupied my entertainment centre. But up until a week ago, I hadn’t considered it something worth firing up when I had company over, let alone a source of abject joy for a group of friends the same way my […]

Ouya’s co-founder Muffi Ghadiali has parted ways from the company. As TechCrunch confirmed today, Ghadiali was described as a key factor in ensuring the Android-based console’s success. During his time at Ouya, Ghadiali’s responsibilities included industrial and product design, firmware development, as well as mechanical, electrical and RF engineering duties. An Ouya representative revealed in […]

It’s holiday season, and the makers of the Ouya really want you to buy their console. The creators of the device have released a coupon code (enter calamity at their site), slashing the original price of the Ouya from $99.99 to $59.99.  The code is in celebration of the new Ouya game, Killing Floor: Calamity. […]

Ouya founder Julie Uhrman announced today in an interview with Polygon that the console will be launching in Target stores across the United States. According to Uhrman, “what is the most exciting is how we’ve been embraced by retail…when we launched in June we were live in the U.S., Canada and the U.K. We launched […]

The Ouya has officially launched today, being sold to the public at the retail price of $99.99.

The Entertainment Software Association (ESA)—the company responsible for E3—decided Tuesday to fold up Ouya’s public presence at this year’s E3 by calling the police.

The Ouya, an Android-based console, will not hit retail stores on June 4 as planned. Instead, CEO Julie Uhrman says the Ouya will be released on June 25, in order to meet the high demand at retail stores.