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Next Wave Of Projects From Minority Media Detailed

Submitted by Ian Fisher on Wed, 03/27/2013 - 11:18
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One of my favorite new developers in the games industry could be keeping themselves busy for quite some time based on some preliminary details that have just surfaced. 

After starting off strong and wowing gamers, and the industry alike, with the release of Papo & Yo last year on the PlayStation Network, the team at Minority Media are hard at work on several new projects which once again maintain the mantra of originality the studio has become known for.

Ouya and The Possible Industry Whirlwind

Submitted by Ian Fisher on Wed, 03/06/2013 - 12:36
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Just like how the games we play have evolved over the years, so has how we play games on the consoles we own.  Going from cartridges to optical media, and now to titles that are released exclusively through digital distribution, the video game industry has changed in a lot of ways; some for the better and some for the worse. 

Quantum Conundrum and Papo & Yo Developers Join Ouya With New Software

Submitted by Ian Fisher on Thu, 02/28/2013 - 10:26
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The PlayStation 4 may have our undivided attention right now, but we shouldn’t forget or entirely write off the Ouya.  Likely not destined to match the instant appeal that Sony has gathered for their new console, the Ouya is nonetheless gathering steam based on these latest announcements.

The Android Powered Ouya Is Finally Given A Release Date

Submitted by Ian Fisher on Tue, 02/05/2013 - 10:27
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This year will be quite busy for console launches as not only do we have the possibility of both the next-gen PlayStation and Xbox consoles appearing, but we have a new kid on the block as well. After one of the most successful Kickstarter campaigns of all time, the Android powered console that is the Ouya has a release date.

Kickstarter: The Success Of Ouya

Submitted by Adam Ward on Thu, 08/09/2012 - 07:14
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With over 63-thousand backers and an impressive $8.5-million raised, Ouya has reached the closing of their successful run on Kickstarter.

Back in early July, Ouya appeared on the backing website becoming an overnight success. The petite console will run on a smartphone processor created by Nvidia, and a Google Android operating system. The concept was simple, provide mobile and online game developers with a chance to create games for the television. It has since blossomed into a rather impressive project.

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