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OUYA
Android based gaming console
release date : June 4th 2013
Price : $99 in North America
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Android based gaming console
release date : June 4th 2013
Price : $99 in North America
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OUYA F.A.Q
Spoiler for F.A.Q:
Dimana saya bisa beli OUYA?
Bisa melalui preorder di web www.oiya.tv
ato bisa tunggu nanti seller2 buka PO/jual ready di fjb gan
Kapan OUYA akan dirilis?
menurut info terbaru yaitu tanggal 4 Juni 2013
APakah semua game OUYA akan free-to-play?
tidak semua, tapi semua game akan memiliki elemen2 yg free, misalnya semacam demo, ato in-app purchase
Bagaimana cara pembelian game OUYA?/B]
Bisa menggunakan kartu kredit atau dengan voucher gan
[B]Apa saja fitur controller OUYA?
The official OUYA controllers are wireless (Bluetooth) and powered by 2 AA batteries. Up to 4 controllers can be connected to an OUYA console at one time.
Features:
Two analog joysticks, each with their own “button” (i.e. L3 + R3)
A D-Pad
Four face buttons (labeled O, U, Y, and A)
Two digital shoulder buttons (L1 + R1)
Two analog triggers (L2 + R2)
A menu button (to open the OUYA menu at any time during a game)
A touchpad (to mimic mouse/touch controls or to be used in games)
Player LED indicators (so you know which player a connected controller is set to)
OTHER THAN GAMES, WILL THERE BE ANY APPS AVAILABLE ON OUYA?
We’ve already announced that Twitch.tv, VEVO, iheartradio, XBMC, and Plex will be available. We are in discussions with other media streaming services to provide official apps for OUYA.
WHAT RESOLUTIONS DOES OUYA SUPPORT?
OUYA will support 1080p and 720p over HDMI.
CAN I PLAY MY OUYA GAMES ON MY OTHER ANDROID DEVICES?
Not at this time.
CAN I PLAY ANDROID GAMES PURCHASED FROM GOOGLE PLAY ON OUYA?
No.
WILL OUYA HAVE BUILT-IN FRIEND LIST, LEADERBOARD AND ACHIEVEMENT SUPPORT?
Not at launch. After launch these features will be at the top of our list to add.
I DON’T LIVE IN THE UNITED STATES. WILL OUYA BE AVAILABLE IN MY COUNTRY?
OUYA will be available worldwide and will include a universal power supply with an adapter for the wall sockets in your region. We also use a global shipping and fulfillment parter, so you can rest assured that OUYA will ship via a carrier that is familiar with the customs processes of your country.
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OUYA UNBOXING VIDEO
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OUYA REVIEW by TechRadar.com
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"Today I'm going to show you that we have delivered on that promise, and on that dream, of developing an accessible, open game console for gamers and developers." That's how Julie Uhrman, Founder & CEO of Ouya, began our demonstration of her company's new console.
The fact that our demo was taking place in a warehouse a dozen blocks away from the bustle of GDC 2013, the Game Developers Conference, only added to the Ouya's outsider mystique.
After an explosive Kickstarter debut that raised more than $8 million dollars, nearly 10 times what the Ouya folks set as their goal, the race was on to get this Android 4.1: Jelly Bean-based console to market.
Now that the Ouya's official release date has been set for June 4, with early versions of the system going out to Kickstarter backers as early as this Thursday, all eyes are on Ouya to see if it can really shake up the video game market.
While it's doubtful that the Ouya will become the third superpower in the PlayStation 4 versus Xbox 720 console war, it has a good shot at carving out its own niche market amongst atypical systems like the Wii U and Nvidia's Project Shield.
It should be noted that our early look at the Ouya opened with the caveat that everything we saw has the potential to not be final. The Ouya team has reserved the right to go back to the drawing board on pretty much everything.
While big changes seem highly unlikely with the June release only a few months away, it adds to the rather unknowable nature of this bold new project. With the Ouya, we have the feeling that consumers won't know what they have until they have it, but here nonetheless are our cautiously optimistic impressions of the Ouya.
The box, and what's in it
The Ouya console is smaller than you'd think. About the size of an orange, we'd say. It's sleek, not flashy, but definitely going for style. Its brushed aluminum body is slick and we imagine it'll look nice sitting on your average entertainment center.
On its backside it has five basic ports: Ethernet, micro-USB, HDMI, USB and a port for an AC adapter. Uhrman mentioned that the USB port would allow users to add external storage to the device.
Inside, we've been told the Ouya has an Nvidia Tegra 3 chipset, like what you'd find in a Nexus 7 or HTC One X+.
The first wave of Ouya consoles will have the names of the $10,000 Kickstarter backers etched into the side, as well as their backer numbers. At the top of the list is Notch, creator of the indie phenomenon Minecraft
The controller
With its dual analog sticks and two sets of shoulder buttons, the Ouya controller doesn't stray far from the Xbox and PS3 examples, and why would it? In fact, it even proved to be somewhat prescient; that black space in the middle of the controller is a touchpad, much like the one we've seen on Sony's recently unveiled DualShock 4.
Like the Ouya itself, the controller has aluminum panels. They were smooth and cold to the touch, and we were surprised to see that the plates on either side were removable, each hiding a AA battery.
The controllers sync to the console with Bluetooth, and Uhrman noted that pairing other accessories would be possible. The Ouya team has been testing other peripherals, and plans to publish a list of accessories that "work really well."
The twin sticks and four-button layout were immediately familiar. The sticks were grippy and accurate, and the buttons felt like the kind of quality jobs you'd find on any first-party console controller.
It was the triggers that disappointed us. A trigger pull on the Ouya controllers we used didn't feel smooth. Instead it was sticky, offering uneven resistance that didn't feel nearly as nice as the rest of the build. Not what we'd expect from a $50 controller.
Given the tentative nature of the demo units we sampled, we're not sure if this will be an issue with the final Ouya controllers, but we'll be watching for it when we write a complete review of the system.
review part 2 nya masuk sini gan
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/gam...articleContent
The fact that our demo was taking place in a warehouse a dozen blocks away from the bustle of GDC 2013, the Game Developers Conference, only added to the Ouya's outsider mystique.
After an explosive Kickstarter debut that raised more than $8 million dollars, nearly 10 times what the Ouya folks set as their goal, the race was on to get this Android 4.1: Jelly Bean-based console to market.
Now that the Ouya's official release date has been set for June 4, with early versions of the system going out to Kickstarter backers as early as this Thursday, all eyes are on Ouya to see if it can really shake up the video game market.
While it's doubtful that the Ouya will become the third superpower in the PlayStation 4 versus Xbox 720 console war, it has a good shot at carving out its own niche market amongst atypical systems like the Wii U and Nvidia's Project Shield.
It should be noted that our early look at the Ouya opened with the caveat that everything we saw has the potential to not be final. The Ouya team has reserved the right to go back to the drawing board on pretty much everything.
While big changes seem highly unlikely with the June release only a few months away, it adds to the rather unknowable nature of this bold new project. With the Ouya, we have the feeling that consumers won't know what they have until they have it, but here nonetheless are our cautiously optimistic impressions of the Ouya.
The box, and what's in it
The Ouya console is smaller than you'd think. About the size of an orange, we'd say. It's sleek, not flashy, but definitely going for style. Its brushed aluminum body is slick and we imagine it'll look nice sitting on your average entertainment center.
On its backside it has five basic ports: Ethernet, micro-USB, HDMI, USB and a port for an AC adapter. Uhrman mentioned that the USB port would allow users to add external storage to the device.
Inside, we've been told the Ouya has an Nvidia Tegra 3 chipset, like what you'd find in a Nexus 7 or HTC One X+.
The first wave of Ouya consoles will have the names of the $10,000 Kickstarter backers etched into the side, as well as their backer numbers. At the top of the list is Notch, creator of the indie phenomenon Minecraft
The controller
With its dual analog sticks and two sets of shoulder buttons, the Ouya controller doesn't stray far from the Xbox and PS3 examples, and why would it? In fact, it even proved to be somewhat prescient; that black space in the middle of the controller is a touchpad, much like the one we've seen on Sony's recently unveiled DualShock 4.
Like the Ouya itself, the controller has aluminum panels. They were smooth and cold to the touch, and we were surprised to see that the plates on either side were removable, each hiding a AA battery.
The controllers sync to the console with Bluetooth, and Uhrman noted that pairing other accessories would be possible. The Ouya team has been testing other peripherals, and plans to publish a list of accessories that "work really well."
The twin sticks and four-button layout were immediately familiar. The sticks were grippy and accurate, and the buttons felt like the kind of quality jobs you'd find on any first-party console controller.
It was the triggers that disappointed us. A trigger pull on the Ouya controllers we used didn't feel smooth. Instead it was sticky, offering uneven resistance that didn't feel nearly as nice as the rest of the build. Not what we'd expect from a $50 controller.
Given the tentative nature of the demo units we sampled, we're not sure if this will be an issue with the final Ouya controllers, but we'll be watching for it when we write a complete review of the system.
review part 2 nya masuk sini gan
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/gam...articleContent
OUYA Launch Title Games (June 4th 2013)
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