Tue, Feb 05, 2013 | 10:09 GMT
Ouya console going to retail in June, costs $99
Ouya is heading to retail in June at just $99. The crowd-funded console made waves on Kickstarter, and the company has also confirmed that pre-orders have now shipped to backers.
The Wall Street Journal reports that stockists of the Android-powered console will include Amazon, GameStop, Target and Best Buy.
Ouya CEO Julie Uhrman has revealed that additional controllers will cost $49.99.
The console is open platform, a move which has caught the eye of many developers already. The Ouya Kickstarter campaign also amassed an impressive $8,596,475 in funding.
Thanks Engadget.
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Posted in: Android
Tags: Kickstarter, Ouya
5 comments
#1
manamana
05/02/13, 10:49 am
Yes, but will it blend?!
#2
Keivz
05/02/13, 11:28 am
Will be obsolete as soon as GameStick launches. Not that I want either…
#3
ManuOtaku
05/02/13, 12:21 pm
If this console have orcs must die 2 and torchlight 2, i will get one.
#4
stevenhiggster
05/02/13, 12:49 pm
I really don’t see this or that Gamestick selling many units. I think the people who backed them on Kickstarter are about the only people who will buy them! A few hardcore nuts with too much free money and time as well but that’s about it.
#5
kaffikjelen
05/02/13, 1:51 pm
That’s $98 too expensive.