Ayrik said:
JustPat said:
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Unfortunately you are wrong. The hardware of course detects an absolute position, but the driver is implemented in such a way that it IS modifying a cursor and only gives the software a DELTA of the p…
No it wouldn't. Most emulators need to reserve a button so the player can access features specific to the emuator (i.e. change disks, enable turbo, play with screen ratio, use savestates, etc.), and this tends to be the home button. Some emulators u…
Balbi said:
Volcanic-Penguin said:
Balbi said:
My complaint with overscan is not that interface items are missing/hidden. My complaint is that, for some reason this TV wont let me turn it off with the OUYA attached and it's caus…
barrar said:
There are HDMI switches that pull the audio out and send it over optical or coaxial. Check monoprice.
Yes, there are, but with the cheapest units around 35 dollars and, considering this is a 100 dollars console we're talking…
nick said:
Riboshom- said:
Will there still be a way to customize the system menu, for those who need it?
Not currently.
Dreamwriter said:
For regular games, the Home button now works as a perfect "Start Button" - I'…
Killa_Maaki said:
Riboshom- said:
KonajuGames said:
Riboshom- said:
Will there still be a way to customize the system menu, for those who need it?
The whole point of the changes they have made was to not require the…
KonajuGames said:
Riboshom- said:
Will there still be a way to customize the system menu, for those who need it?
The whole point of the changes they have made was to not require the app to make changes to the system menu. What n…
Well, a MoBo with upgraded specs that can fit in the same box, yeah.
However, it might make it tricky to add new ports in the future if the holes are just drilled in the shell. According to the Kickstarter renders, they weren't meant to, but they ap…
pelya said:
Ouya team promised to fix that in the future, and I think it will work much better than analog joystick with 3D shooter games.
Where did they say that? This is a topic that concerns me a lot, and if Team OUYA made a statement…
stolk said:
I tried it on the device, spent days trying to use the trackpad for relative motion (like a trackball, not a mouse), and it is impossible.
I also mailed OUYA, they told me the ODK does not support this use of the touch pad.
OUYA game…
KonajuGames said:
Has anyone tried this on an actual device or is this all conjecture at how it operates?
These are all things I've read from the doc and elsewhere. I don't have an SDK myself, however, and I haven't started tinkering wit…
stolk said:
Killa_Maaki said:
Configured to behave as a mouse imho does not render it completely useless. 90% of games will still use the joysticks/dpad as the menu navigation, and games that do use the touchpad for actual gameplay can…
KonajuGames said:
It's not a rumour if it's clearly documented..
Huh. Thanks for pointing this out, I didn't read the documentation.
Killa_Maaki said:
Configured to behave as a mouse imho does not render it completely useless. 90…
@kiwicoco : Well, thanks! I didn't come up with the idea, but it doesn't look like the Ouya team checks the KS comments very often these days, and I thought it would have more reach if someone posted it here.
jayderyu said:
I don't see much …
That can't be right, what's the point of letting users buy limited edition brown OUYAs for an extra fee if they're going to be completely worthless a year later or so?
EDIT: Also, consider that "veteran" clients won't need the extra controller eithe…
Dreamwriter said:
As I understand it, HDMI is the standard on most sound systems and has been for a couple years. As for an HD picture not being everything, considering the fact that OUYA doesn't officially support anything but HD resolution…
Although it may be a bit late to change the MoBo at this point in production, this should be something to consider. SPDI/F outputs are still the standard for most sound systems, and having an HD picture is not everything. I know of a few HDTVs with …
I'm glad that you've decided to stick with the "tap to pause, hold for home" behavior, butare we still going to get a customisable system menu? I know of a few systems (emulators, namely) that could use having both features, such as Mupen64, the N64…
