Monday, 27 July 2015
Struggling gaming startup Ouya found itself in desperate need of a buyer a few months ago, and now it’s found one: Razer. The deal closed back on June 12, and it was Razer’s first-ever acquisition. Razer is primarily interested in Ouya’s software assets to cement itself as a leading platform for Android TV gaming. As part of the move, Ouya’s technical and developer relations teams are joining Razer. That also implies Razer isn’t buying out Ouya’s hardware business, meaning the tiny Kickstarter-funded console is waiting on an uncertain feature. Razer has this to say about existing Ouya consoles: In the…
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