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If I was writing a book of personal gaming records, I'd mark up a page for the Ouya: New console that stayed in the box, unplayed, longer than any other one I've ever had. Three days. Sealed. No urgency to play the tiniest console I've ever seen. It's so tiny, yet I still wasn't sure I had room for it in my life.

The Android games console funded by $8.6m on Kickstarter is finally in the hands (and living rooms) of gamers. By Stuart Dredge

Kickstarted to the tune of $8.5 million, the Ouya console is one of crowdfunding's high-profile success stories. Depend…

The wildly successful Kickstarter project was touted as the next revolution in gaming, but does the Ouya live up to the hype?

The Ouya's potential is offset by its rough edges.

The Ouya could be a great, inexpensive Android-based gaming system for everyone. Right now, though, it isn't even close.

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The Ouya gaming console ships with oodles of potential, but thanks to its lack of refinement and weak game library, interested parties should give it time to work out its kinks.