Ouya boasts 500 games on Discover store

Jordan O'Brien

November 6, 2013

If you don’t know what Ouya is, then it’s a games console that runs on the Android operating system, and it’s pretty awesome. Well today you have another reason to go out and buy one, with the console’s Ouya Discover store boasting 500 games available to download right now.

It hasn’t taken long for Ouya to reach a milestone, with the company reaching another milestone just under a month ago, with the company announcing 25,000 developers who are registered to build games for the Ouya.

Source: Ouya Blog

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