I admit I am a hater, but I hope I am being reasonable when I say MS and Sony should (and do) get grilled when they F up their support and PR and there is no reason why people should continually keep cutting Ouya Inc. slack whenever they drop the ball. They released a retail product - why is it OK to be broken, why is it OK to receive inadequate support for their broken product?
"That should not be happening". No shit? But it HAS happened, what can you do about it? From the support response it sounds like there is no intention to do anything about it.
It's pretty telling the support system is broken/nonexistent when customers need to call Ouya Inc. out on Twitter to get them to look at the tickets.
Looking back through this thread since page 1, yes there was a time when I too was hopeful this thing would be good, but perhaps in the back of my mind I knew that Ouya Inc. promised way more than it was possible to deliver, and all the wacky you-can't-make-this-stuff-up incompetence killed any faith I had pretty quickly.
BryanM wrote:I don't want them to fail. If they fail, the show's over.
The potential for lulz might be in a lull - a statis of sorts. But I have faith something will top what they've accomplished so far.
I can't imagine what that might be (besides an Ouya catching on fire and burning down someone's house), but something will happen. Something epic.
That I have no idea what that might be, is what keeps me paying attention to Yet Another Android Device.
My guess is it might be a lawsuit of some kind. An official (removed) Twitter update advertised the system playing an emulated Super Mario Bros, certain Kickstarter backers probably have grounds to file a class-action suit, and it is not known whether Ouya Inc. have paid the necessary fees to use HDCP on their video output.