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matchy

Is this the absolute sign of the new indie game boom?  :rtfm:

A New, $99 Console Called Ouya Is Real and Radically Different From Xbox, PlayStation and Wii  :nw: :happy:
http://kotaku.com/5923135/a-new-99-console-called-ouya-is-real-and-radically-different-from-xbox-playstation-and-wii?utm_campaign=socialflow_kotaku_twitter&utm_source=kotaku_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow


Bonus video:
Ben Heck's Raspberry Pi (retro style BBC case) Build Trailer


MrTAToad

Looks like it!

erico

Really great and about time.
I hope it all goes ok with it.
Exciting news. :good:

Hatonastick

If that ever goes to production, I'll be grabbing one.  :good:
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matchy

I should've titled the thread RPi Retro Boxes 'cause check out this beauty!




erico

 :O

I should have never disposed of my cp400(cocoII) neither my amiga 4000. :(
Altough I still have my kickstart chip + workbench chip and the a4000 motorola 68030 board, I just feel sorry for not having the cases around.

I could be in for great re-fun now.

I never disposed the coco II, gave it to a cousin, I´m afraid to ask him till this day where it went.

Really beautiful red c64 case there  :)

ps: heck, I once was going around town and saw a cp500 (trs80II) monitor+cable shell right down the trash can...it was about an hour an a half thinking of not actually taking it home...felt really sad for leaving it.

mentalthink

The consola seems, it´s creating very expectation....

In this video have a bit more info...  The good thing it´s not a fake, the project it´s real, and some coleague in another forum, comment something about the console will be roteable, and perhaps hombrew developement can be very interesting (I don´t undertand too much the "rooteable" and make thing for the console, but...)

The good thing, I think... whit this price, and having like alternative to Xbox and PS, perhaps they have a lot of sells, and working whit Andriod  :-* :-* :-* GLBasic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CvgdBTmon8&feature=player_embedded#!

erico

What about this?

http://indiegames.com/2012/07/indie_tools_amos_for_windows.html

hehe, don´t take me wrong, but it is always interesting. :-[

doimus

Hahah, AMOS for windows is bloody amazing! :)
It's 100% complete & contained retro dev environment. Great stuff! I've never owned an Amiga, but now I'm going to make Pong for it!  :happy:

And Ouya console looks great too!
Only thing that bothers me is the gamepad design. Yes, it follows Xbox model and that's exactly the problem - it eliminates most younger kids from the game (pun intended). It's just too big.
Wii/snes style classic controller is much better for the young ones.

erico

So it seems the ouya console has a kickstarter campaing and a quite successful one already.

It sincerely feels ridiculous to me that, based powerful companies, take it to raise pre-orders, or, in other words, kickstarter has become a ´lend your money with no interest´ case. It is not the first time, tim shaffer did similar. No need to need funding to pre-sale on kickstater right?

For once, the main industry now understand that a channel of ´what do the consumers want to buy?´ is important as money raising, lets see if they can attend it...
I mean, if they can tell what the consumer wants to buy in the first place, then I guess there is no harm done uh? :P

Steam is jumping into this boat already, by what I see of the green stuff (calling green is great!).

erico

Quote from: doimus on 2012-Jul-11
Hahah, AMOS for windows is bloody amazing! :)
It's 100% complete & contained retro dev environment. Great stuff! I've never owned an Amiga, but now I'm going to make Pong for it!  :happy:

It is good for the retro people I guess.
I still have most of my amos code from my amiga HD image and I suspect they can run there, haven´t tried it yet, and have doubts if I ever will.

Not being that retro of a coder, and have spent 10 years searching for a ´next level´ basic language to advance my stuff, I believe I won´t even run it for fun.
Of course I have it inside UAE on my amiga hd image, the only good reason I see into installing this, is if there is any possibility I can easily show the results of my old code to you guys :-[

mentalthink

HI Erico thanks a lot... I´m working in Amiga Game.. but I have to use the emulator... this it´s fantastic... but how I put the code in the workbench screen, and after how I return to the Editor... Very usefull link... Thanks a lot...

Hatonastick

#12
:offtopic:

Erico, for a while now I've had something to say to you and that is this:  Where can I get a poster of your avatar.  =D
Mat. 5: 14 - 16

Android: Toshiba Thrive Tablet (3.2), Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (4.1.2).
Netbook: Samsung N150+ Netbook (Win 7 32-bit + Ubuntu 11.10).
Desktop: Intel i5 Desktop with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 (Win 8.1 64-bit).

erico

Quote from: Hatonastick on 2012-Jul-11
Where can I get a poster of your avatar.  =D

Oliver Jeffer is the man, he illustrated a series of kid´s books, I happen to be a fan, but fear to read any yet.
His page is here:
http://www.oliverjeffers.com/

have fun :booze:

matchy

There are ways of nostalgically revise retro unit hardware and emulation.


However, I think most of us miss the feeling of being introduced to computers and programming for the first time. I think project like this may relive that experience I guess.