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OnLive comes to OUYA, Operator Makes Complete Front Debut

When OnLive first heard about OUYA, we were thrilled to see video activity playing becoming more available and open. Like OUYA, we came to activity playing with a new perspective to create top-quality activity playing available to more people, and we keep look for ways to flourish on that perspective.
OUYA is rethinking the encounter playing program business, creating surf by using standard technology to create activity playing for your family room available, affordable and more modern than ever. In OnLive's case, we developed a modern, cloud-based program that immediately provides games to any device on need.

We are satisfied to declare that OnLive will be available on OUYA at release, increasing and building on our investment to create the best games available to everyone, everywhere.
What does that mean for OUYA backers?

OnLive will provide a complete console-class encounter, bringing hundreds of top-tier games from more than 80 marketers to the OUYA activity playing program for perform on need.

OUYA owners will be able to jump in and perform any of these games both at home on their OUYA activity playing program, and on the go on PCs, Apples, pills and cell phones, never making a activity title behind.

Instant routines will be available for nearly every activity in our ever-growing library-from desperately expected independent headings like Ravaged, to hot blockbusters like the future Darksiders® II. Players can encounter up to 30 minutes of each activity for free before deciding what to buy. If they like it, they can stay in the hand where the trial left off.

OnLive already provides a top quality activity playing encounter to pills, mobile cell phones, PCs, Apples, connected TVs and HDTVs via the OnLive® Game System or devoted loading devices like the VIZIO Co-Star. We're satisfied to provide the same OnLive encounter on the OUYA activity playing program when it releases next year.
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