OverClocked ReMix...

The Derrit · #**151** 08-08-2012, 06:43 AM

sigh.

okay. in order. wrong, wrong, good work at reading a mission statement and forgetting that you can't do that for free/i really shouldn't have to make that distinction in a 'will this console be commercially successful' conversation, hobbyists and bedroom programmers will be happy but who else should care, no one

when some sort of legitimate information about this console comes out i'll see if there's anything that changes my mind but until then, if this is it, then i'm done with this thread. at this point neither of you are even debating my points you're picking at my words and trying to bring me down instead of being like 'here's where i think you're wrong.' have fun.

Crowbar Man · #**152** 08-08-2012, 03:36 PM

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in order. wrong, wrong

Oh okay, glad you elaborated. I must be wrong then

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good work at reading a mission statement and forgetting that you can't do that for free

Mission statement says nothing about it doing it for free. Ouya will take cut of profits devs make, this is the same exact way Android/iOS works, as stated multiple times.

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i really shouldn't have to make that distinction

When the subject you are talking about, and the subject we were discussing , are completely different, yes. You do. Even if you claim that is what you meant, it still makes absolutely no sense in or out of context. Its still shallow no matter HOW you think about it.

I've detailed everything and said "here is where you are wrong" every post. Right now its clear you are just back pedaling and/or trolling and its been really a waste of time to try to decipher your so called "points" so if this was your last post on the matter, thank goodness! Maybe we can get some more people who want to add to the discussion, AND know what they are talking about.

Crowbar Man · #**153** 08-08-2012, 04:06 PM

Now speaking of new additions to the conversation:

I thought this was probably the case but Ouya has confirmed the console supports up to four controllers.

Namco Bandai is in active discussions with Ouya and plan on taking votes on what games you would like to see on it on their Facebook at some point, if you do that kind of thing

Emperor Charlemagne · #**154** 08-08-2012, 08:50 PM

Expect it to be the same Namco arcade museum compilation they put on every thing in existence.

Dhsu · #**155** 08-08-2012, 09:36 PM

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lol who's trolling now.

at least i try and stay on topic. you should know better.

So you come in here to call us hipsters, and apparently I'm the one trolling.

Yes, I should've known better. I should've known better than to sink to your level.

Thanks for wasting all of our time. I hope you're happy.

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Expect it to be the same Namco arcade museum compilation they put on every thing in existence.

Yep. Though they do mention Tekken...wonder what that's all about.

Dhsu · #**156** 08-10-2012, 06:08 PM

Well, figures I find out about this the day after the Kickstarter ends...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raspberry_pi

Neblix · #**157** 08-10-2012, 06:10 PM

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Well, figures I find out about this the day after the Kickstarter ends...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raspberry_pi

Rasberry Pi has been out for a long time, my friend got one.

I'm not sure if you're suggesting that it has any relevance to anything Ouya whatsoever, though.

Dhsu · #**158** 08-10-2012, 06:15 PM

Yeah, I was suggesting it does a lot of what the Ouya does for much cheaper. Though the FAQ says the performance is essentially that of a 300MHz Pentium 2 with much nicer graphics.

Neblix · #**159** 08-10-2012, 07:20 PM

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Yeah, I was suggesting it does a lot of what the Ouya does for much cheaper. Though the FAQ says the performance is essentially that of a 300MHz Pentium 2 with much nicer graphics.

Ouya is most likely going to have a special version of Android (at least, in the video it didn't show a typical Ice Cream Sandwich OS) and Ouya has a proprietary controller and its own dev kit.

Not to mention a quad core Tegra 3 far surpasses anything RP can offer. >_>

It's more of an educational tool, a chip that you would buy 30 of for your computer science class as you teach low level programming or something like that.