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"We want OUYA to be here for a long time to come," said Uhrman. "The message is clear: people want OUYA. We first heard this from crowdfunding website Kickstarter backers who...
Ouya is a home console based on the Android OS and powered by a Tegra 3 quad-core processor. Its creators turned to crowdfunding to pay for production orders, first-party game development, and the...
With OnLive support OUYA can technically stream any title, both now and in the future. Provided OnLive carries it - which some say has been an issue in the past regarding new releases – players...
According to OUYA, some sort of internationally available and equivalent partnership is also in the works. More from iHeartRadio: " iHeartRadio’s HTML 5 App is a great fit for OUYA...
The most amazing thing about Ouya is not that the product is timely and obviously fills a need in the market space. It is that the project entirely circumvents traditional sources of funding and...
Ouya, an Android-based video game console, raised a record-breaking $2.59 million in a day on Kickstarter. It became the fastest project to raise a million dollars, doing so in eight hours and 22 minutes. We look at why the console became such an instant hit in the crowdfunding community.
The Ouya project, an ambitious undertaking to create a hacker-friendly game console, today surpassed $5 million raised on crowdfunding website Kickstarter. Despite Ouya’s warm reception from thousands of Kickstarter backers — at the time of writing, 39,337 backers have contributed $5,020,639 to the project, which has 22 days left to raise additional funds — some tech journalists lambaste the company for its overly optimistic launch plans.
The Ouya team, which has raised $6.8 million through crowdfunding site Kickstarter to develop an Android-based video game console, recently announced a range of software support for its eponymous silver box.
OUYA, the wildly successful $99 indie gaming console, has just finished its month-long Kickstarter journey with a jaw-dropping $8,580,359 raised. Starting out with only a video, a couple of CAD...
The team behind the Ouya continues to use fan feedback to improve its console. In a recent blog post, the developers announced that they are changing certain aspects of the controller design, based on the early response from backers.
OUYA, the company behind the Android gaming console that became a Kickstarter sensation when it raised over $8.5 million on the crowdfunding platform, has announced its release schedule for the...
Today, as the Ouya Android-based open source gaming console begins taking orders from regular consumers, we are witnessing a major milestone in how a product launch can tap Kickstarter to go all the way from concept to retail store shelves.
At the DICE 2013 conference Wednesday, Ouya CEO Julie Uhrman revealed that Tim Schafer’s Kickstarter-funded video game Double Fine Adventure will launch on the Android-based console. She added that Ouya will offer the only TV experience for the game, suggesting that Double Fine Adventure will not come to other home consoles.
OUYA, the Android-based gaming console that was successfully funded through an $8.5 million Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign, will start shipping to backers on March 28. The company behind the...
AUSTIN -- In a keynote interview here at the 2013 South By Southwest Interactive festival, Ouya CEO Julie Uhrman told the audience and interviewer Joshua Topolsky that although she had been working on Ouya for some time before raising a million dollars in eight hours (and ultimately over 8 million dollars total) on Kickstarter, the entire venture all hinged on the crowdfunding campaign.
Julie Uhrman, the CEO/Founder of the smash Kickstarter-project-turned-gaming-console known as OUYA, was the third keynote speaker at SXSW Interactive 2013. Interviewed by The Verge’s Joshua...
OUYA, the open, $99 Android game console, raised $15 million in new funding. Those funds more than double the company's resources, after the mega-successful crowdfunding campaign on...
Crowdfunding confirmed its potential to change the media industry and its traditional business models; earlier this week, cult webcomic platform Penny Arcade launched a Kickstarter campaign to...
The crowdfunding campaign for Ouya ended today, raising $8.6 million dollars. This makes it the second most-funded project ever on Kickstarter. Ouya enjoyed a surge in donations over the last few days; some of the recent updates by the development team may have convinced those on the fence to jump in and back the console.
Over the next few weeks, we’ll be highlighting the most successful, interesting, and innovative crowdfunding campaigns of 2012. Yesterday, we featured the Pebble smart watch. Today, we continue our look back at the most-funded campaigns of the year with the Ouya video game console.
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