Ouya

[Kami]

I'm still a little skepticle about this.

[Goemar]

http://www.joystiq.com/2012/07/31/final-...ch-lineup/

FF3 on it at launch (aka Square support) is making me go more "Hmmmm" in interest.

[Dazz]

I find it fascinating about the scepticism that the main concern is how they can afford to produce at this price. It's a push on budget, sure, but it isn't entirely out of the ordinary. This isn't a next-gen console.
I pretty much have this console in my phone already, and this is without speakers, microphone, GPS, a SCREEN, a brandname, a camera, a light...

I never doubted the authenticity of this project, and with Square on board I'm further away from the possibility of doubt.

I think this console will be something special; not strong, but it doesn't need to be. This isn't the nD.

[Goemar]

My main concern was that people weren't going to support it and it'll just be phone games (yes I realise FF3 is already on Android but you know what I mean...) and PSN/XBLA games. Which would be cool, but well - not exciting or needed.

However as more and more large publishers seem to be getting on board with the device it's definitely getting more interesting.

[Mr. Popo]

The only main concern is if the product doesn't sell through the main market after it launches.

I get the fact it has a lot of support, but it's at the point where it's in the "what will happen" stage.

[Borsk]

I pre-ordered the OUYA around mid-late October after trying to deliberate on whether or not the system would be a good investment. For $99, I thought it was a good gamble.