Ouya The console will go on sale in June for $ 100

 

As of June, and we can console ourselves with a new non-Nintendo, or Sony or Microsoft. We are talking about the Ouya, a console that runs Android and can be ours only $ 100. Julie Uhrman, Ouya CEO, says that the console will be available even in online stores like Amazon, Best Buy, Target, etc..

The Ouya come with a Bluetooth wireless controller, an adapter, two AA batteries and an HDMI cable. Additional controls will cost $ 50 each. If you ask for your hardware, the Ouya has Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core 1.7GHz, includes 1GB of RAM, 8GB of internal memory, has a slot for SD cards, has a USB 2.0 port, a microUSB, a HDMI and WiFi features. The OS will be Android 4.1 specifically Jelly Bean.

Already more than 200 games in development, including the shooter Shadowgun and a version of Final Fantasy III. The aim of the Ouya, Uhrman explained, is not to compete with the Xbox or PlayStation, but to create their own environment.

The console can now be pre-ordered. Any plans to purchase one or prefer to save and wait for the release of the PS4 or new Xbox?

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Sony will let Microsoft releases the Xbox first

 

New Xbox and PlayStation are underway. The big question is: which of the two will be released first? Will the PlayStation 4 (codenamed "Orbis") or the Xbox 720 (codenamed "Durango")? According to a review of the Sony CEO Kaz Hirai, the new console will not be the first to be released, and seems to leave that honor to the Xbox.

Except for the PS1, Sony has always chosen to sit and wait. The PS2 came out almost two years after the Dreamcast, and the PS3 a year later than the Xbox 360. I just hope they do not have to wait that long to test the future PS4.

When asked about the launch, Hirai said "Why competition ahead when you can see your specifications and then release something better?". Clearly Hirai afraid that Microsoft achieved a better console launch the PS4 if they rush it out to the market too.

How much do you expect Sony to launch its PS4? If things continue at this rate, you may not see it on sale until 2014.

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GameStop's cloud platform will exlcusiva PC, tablets and Smart TVs

 

The cloud platforms for gamers are forming slowly, and of course an industry giant such as GameStop gamer does not want to stay out of the business. After a year of testing in a private beta, the company has decided to dismiss consoles and instead focus on PCs, tablets and Smart TVs as their hardware of choice.
If you want to play on your PS3 or Xbox 360 using the client directly GameStop, then you better go looking for other alternatives. According to Gamasutra features, support for the above consoles was shelved due to technical problems and other problems that could not be solved.
However, both the PS3 and the Xbox 360 and are about to be retired. Rumors say that the future Xbox (codenamed "Durango") and future PlayStation (called "Orbis") will both have their own cloud platform gamer. The recent purchase of the cloud platform Gakai by Sony is a major test of what the company plans to do with your console.

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