The Razer just announced that bought all the software content of Ouya, the Android micro console that pioneered in its kind. The contents include the catalog of games and its online sales platform. Much of the Ouya team also jumped to the side of Razer as part of the deal, with the exception of Julie Uhrman, founder and CEO of Ouya.
The Razer’s plan is to continue in the footsteps of Ouya, but with its own Android console, the Forge TV. Essentially, what the Razer did was absorb all that was the Ouya with the exception of hardware.
The Forge TV Razer.
“The Razer has a long-term vision for Android TV and the Android console to the TV, such as Xiaomi Mi Box and Alibaba Tmall Box, for which the Ouya already public, “said Min-Liang Tan, CEO and founder of Razer. “The work of Ouya with producers, from Triple-A to the Indies, come a long way to bring Android games to the living-being. The Razer plans to deepen this work.”
In the future , Razer wants Ouya users give the jump to the Forge TV. As encouragement, they are promised large discounts on the micro-console Razer, offers and promotions.
“The intention of Razer is to enable users Ouya bring their games, commands and accounts to the platform Cortex TV in micro-console Forge, advancing in Android gaming experience to the TV that enjoyed before. “
The Cortex TV will be the new name for the Ouya store, which as mentioned earlier, was bought by Razer. The Cortez TV will be the portal to purchase games for Forge TV and other content for micro-console.
According to the words of Julie Uhrman, “Razer is the perfect home for Ouya and the team responsible for everything. They can take the platforms to new horizons, inspire producers and cover the players, at all sites. “
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