Razer will finally block the oxygen of the Ouya microconsole. The company announced that on June 25, support for online services for Ouya will cease and the store of the same name will close.

Razer acquired the company Ouya, which owns the authorship of the game console of the same name. The transaction amount has not been named. Information about this appeared on the website of the investment bank Mesa Global, according to the Pocketgamer resource.

Today it became known about two difficult events for a startup at once: its vice president for product development left Ouya, and the company that created games for the platform closed. 

Interesting material has appeared on Gamasutra dedicated to small consoles running on the Android operating system. We present a brief retelling of it in Russian.

Following Ouya, a console from Google itself may appear on the market. Wall Street Journal sources are sure of this.

The console sells games, even if this console is built on Android and costs $99. Apparently, the developers of Ouya understand this perfectly well: the other day it became known that it will be possible to play games with NES, SNES and Nintendo 64 on their console.  

CEO of the company Ouya Julie Urman (Julie Uhrman) in an interview with the famous resource Engadget said that new versions of the eponymous portable game console based on Android will be released every year.

The success of the platform and any game console is determined by the content. Until recently, it was not entirely clear how the sensational Ouya was doing with him. A few days ago, something became clear.

The team developing Ouya, a miniature Android-based game console, announced that on December 28 it will begin sending out “developer” versions of its device to interested developers.