Ouya

"The revolution will be televised."

The Ouya is an Android-based microconsole, famous for being financed by a record-breaking Kickstarter campaign.

It became quite controversial, however, for a flawed launch: many backers did not receive their units in advance, early controllers had issues with lag (since patched) and buttons getting stuck (requires a very simple hardware mod), poor wireless performance, and some games had framerate drop issues for not being properly optimized for the Tegra 3 chip.

On the other hand, as it's dead-easy to port from Android, it launched with over a hundred titles, and has since amassed a few hundreds more — including emulators for tons of classic systems (up to PS1/N64 run well) and media players. And if that is not enough, you can easily install pretty much any Android program as well, without modding. For a $99 machine, it's nothing to sneeze at.

The list

Box Art	Title	Genre	Description
	Another World	Action-adventure	An Amiga classic, one of the most brutally hardcore games ever. An accident teleports a scientist to a world where everything is out to kill him.
	Beast Boxing Turbo	Fighting	It's like Punch-Out!, but with monsters.
	Chronoblade	Beat 'em up	A brawler with RPG elements, from the creator of Lemmings and GTA.
	Flashout 3D	Racing	Futuristic racing/shooting a la Wipeout.
	Giana Sisters	Platformer	A damn good old school platformer, sequel to a classic European rule-63'ed Mario clone.
	Maldita Castilla	Platformer	Spanish homage to the Ghosts 'n Goblins series. So deliciously old-school, you could easily believe it's a late 1980s arcade under emulation (and the music was actually produced by emulating the YM2203 sound chip, which many arcade boards used back then).
	Sine Mora	Shooter	Beautiful shmup with time-manipulation elements and character designs bound to please the furfags.
	Sonic the Hedgehog 4	Platformer	Does this even need much of a description? It's Sonic, it's 2D, it's good. Both episodes are available, as well as Sonic CD.