I purchased Super GNES, then did something with the game (see below), and now Super GNES is telling me to purchase again. I contacted the developers of Super GNES about this, and got this response:

so is this a bug that can be fixed? is it a bug? is there any way around buying it again?

I'm sure they were originally created in a vector program anyways, but I couldn't track down that file so I just scribbled some circles myself.

All 27 buttons are within the same EPS file with a template layer housing the original PNG images. They were all built with stacked shapes rather than using any strokes or compound paths - so scaling should be effortless. You'll have to break out what you need in the vector editor of your choice though, as I didn't create a file for each button.

Here they are: Dropbox

Reddit Discussion: /r/Ouya

Enjoy.

I'm developing a game and I would like to port it to Ouya. Do I need a separate dev console to test my game or can I just use the retail version? I just want to be 100% sure before I order the console. I tried to google the answer but couldn't find any info on this.

I was under the impression a dev buying their own app will not be changed and can manage the purchases from the products menu.

I bought my IAP, from an unreleased app, from my Ouya signed in to my dev account that I have on my Ouya and here.

I received an invoice and can't see or manage my purchase in the products menu. I don't mind paying for my content, but I now need to test my code for purchasing again, but my receipt always comes back valid now. What's going on?

- Create another game entry because the name is already taken

- Change name because it's disabled

- Change ID becasue it's disabled

Repackaging APKs is a pain in the butt, please add a way to remove games.

Some friends and I are working together on a game for the OUYA, but we each have our own Developer account, and also have projects beside of this one, so merging to one account would be quite cumbersome.

I haven't been able to find any information on this topic, so hopefully some of you might have a solution for this? is Testflight the best solution, or does OUYA have a solution for this?

If OUYA does not have an implemented solution for sharing test builds with friends, they really should consider implementing it :)

Im about to release my game in a few days, but I cant seem to figure out an issue with the ouya purchase system.

Whenever I send a purchase request the normal dialog appears ("confirm" and "cancel).

When I press confirm this dialog appears:

There is nothing wrong with my card info, it works on other games.

Another issue Im facing is that the requestReceipt method returns an error "Invalid game UUID was provided" with an error code of 2005. requestProducts() however works. 

This might be because there are no receipts to collect?

Can anyone help me out? Thanks :D

I'm trying to prepare an Adobe Air captive runtime apk for submission, but I'm having trouble getting my apk file signed with the key.der keystore that the Ouya dev site provides. I am building my release apk using FlashDevelop, and couldn't figure out how to configure it to use that keystore file, so now my plan is to try and re-sign the apk after it has already been built.

Based on what I've read, this should be easy,

However I cannot figure out the right arguments to give to jarsigner. If I use -storetype PCKS12 then I get the error "java.lang.RuntimeException: keystore load: DER input, Integer tag error" and if I use -storetype JKS then I get an invalid keystore format error.

I also get the same errors using keytool instead of jarsigner. Is my der file corrupted, or an I just missing an important command-line option?

If you change the console's language, most games will detect it and be in the language you've chosen, but also the OUYA launcher loads its icon from a localized resource if it exists.

In example: Ripollés' Nightmare, aka "La pesadilla de Ripollés" in Spanish and "El malson d'en Ripollés" in Catalonian, have their localized icons in

res/drawable-es/ouya_icon.png

res/drawable-ca/ouya_icon.png

And, of course, the default icon is in:

res/drawable-xhdpi/ouya_icon.png

I get the following exception:

The same tests run fine on a virtual device. This is easy to reproduce by creating an Android Application Project in Eclipse and then an Android Test Project that depends on the app and then just a failing test. It's strange that it doesn't work because I can see the class name in the android.jar so it should be available. What could be wrong?

My computer is Windows 7 ultimate 64 bit,

I followed instructions here for windows.

My only issue was steps 13 and onwards because when I chose

android_winusb.inf

from

C:\Development\OUYA\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20130522\sdk\extras\google\usb_driver

I was told that

"The folder you specified doesn't contain a compatible software driver for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it is designed to work with Windows for x64 based systems."

Well I decided to skip that step then, and proceeded to open up eclipse that came with android adt bundle. When I opened it, I imported MenuActivity project and tried running it. I chose to run as android application. Upon execution I got told this in the console

[2013-06-30 21:21:58 - MenuActivity] ------------------------------

[2013-06-30 21:21:58 - MenuActivity] Android Launch!

[2013-06-30 21:21:58 - MenuActivity] adb is running normally.

[2013-06-30 21:21:58 - MenuActivity] Performing tv.ouya.sample.game.MenuActivity activity launch

[2013-06-30 21:21:58 - MenuActivity] Automatic Target Mode: launching new emulator with compatible AVD 'NexusNew'

[2013-06-30 21:21:58 - MenuActivity] Launching a new emulator with Virtual Device 'NexusNew'

[2013-06-30 21:21:59 - Emulator] emulator: WARNING: Requested RAM size of 1907MB is too large for your environment, and is reduced to 1072MB.

[2013-06-30 21:21:59 - Emulator] Failed to allocate memory: 8

[2013-06-30 21:21:59 - Emulator] 

[2013-06-30 21:21:59 - Emulator] This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.

[2013-06-30 21:21:59 - Emulator] Please contact the application's support team for more information.

What am I doing wrong? I have spent the whole day rereading the steps to ensure that I do not mess up anything, and yet it doesn't work. Can someone please help me some way?

Thanks to anyone for their help, or the time you took to read this.

Otherwise...

Is the developer supposed to 

- submit one version that operates in two modes:  free and full

- handle purchase of the game as an in-app purchase

- and then switch modes once payment is received?

   switch(keyCode){

       case OuyaController.BUTTON_DPAD_DOWN:

        handled = true;

           if(contentManager.getLevelScroll() < contentManager.getNumberOfLevels()){

            contentManager.setLevelScroll(contentManager.getLevelScroll() + 1);

            scrollView.post(new Runnable() { 

               public void run() { 

                scrollView.smoothScrollBy(0, 50);

               } 

        });

           }

           break;

       case OuyaController.BUTTON_DPAD_UP:

        handled = true;

           if(contentManager.getLevelScroll() > 1){

            contentManager.setLevelScroll(contentManager.getLevelScroll() - 1);

            scrollView.post(new Runnable() { 

               public void run() { 

                scrollView.scrollBy(0, -50);

               } 

        });

           }

           break;

   }