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Video gaming made a transition from fully fledged consoles to portable devices. Nowadays, console manufacturers have turned their attention to devices powered by mobile operating systems that work on tellies, simply because… well, bigger is better, at least when it comes to the diagonal of the screen.
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Some happy news for the many who've already plunked down their hard-earned cash on OUYA -- the Android-based gaming console will be getting streaming gaming courtesy of the folks at OnLive. The prospective console maker broke the news on its Kickstarter page, noting that the experience will also include 30 minute free demos of "nearly every game" in its library, including Ravaged and Darksiders II. Also, some news for those wondering if the other side of the console's controller was a radical departure [see above]. Check out a press release detailing the OnLive partnership after the break. Oh, and for those of you keeping track: the Kickstarter page is currently at a whopping $5.5 million pledged, with a dozen days left.
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OUYA has great chances of becoming the video game console that makes you forget about Wii U, PS4 and XBox 720.
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