It was a game where you just used peripherals. Rock Band‘s almost a different story, though. I have shelves of Rock Band instruments to prove that that’s not the case. I hope to god – and I worry with the Wii U – that by the next set of consoles we get over this dumb idea of being obsessed with peripherals being the thing that’s going to improve video games. They had goddamned Happy Meals at Burger King for Kinect for a game that never came out. All the money they put into that system went into ads. You did it because they invested all their money in advertising and tried to convince you that this is the next thing people are going to care about when the reality was, it’s not. You know, Kinect… You should just look at that and see. I feel like they had a of funding and a lot of people knew about it, and that didn’t work, so how the hell is this system gonna work when it’s not even half the idea? If anything it will get people to learn that you can throw a lot of money at something, and it won’t make it good. OnLive was actually really awesome, and that didn’t succeed. If it ends up doing well, it could get a following and people could start developing stuff for it and everything else like that, but, I would say don’t get too excited. That’s not to say that when it’s out, if it ends up picking up steam… The Android-based Ouya, a bona fide Kickstarter darling That costs money, that takes a of time, and when you’re doing something like that you need to see if it’s worth it financially. If it was easy as Steam, where I could just take my Steam versions of Gish and SMB and whatever else and just say “here you go it’s a PC, so put it on there,”.
#BINDING OF ISAAC REBIRTH GAME START JINGLE ANDROID#
There’s really simple math there that proves that it’ll be very hard, at least you know early in its life cycle, to make any money off of the Ouya.Īnd it’s also not as easy as everybody thinks to just “oh, you want to make a game for the Ouya? Oh here, click the port button, and it ports to the Ouya.” You’re still having to redevelop something for an Android phone. In order for that to happen it would take a of work and time, and I think, what… only 36,000 people are going to be owning them? That’s not going to make us any money. Meat Boy is not going to run on Android.” Can you guys port it?”, and Tommy was like “ Meat Boy is not going to run on this. So they contacted us and said “this is high on our list. I’m sorry, I know everybody is super excited about it, but it’s just one of those things where like… they did this list of “tell us which games you want on this,” and I think Meat Boy was #6 and Binding of Isaac was #12. I hate to burst everybody’s bubble, but the Ouya isn’t going to be what anyone thinks it’s going to be. Tommy has a better opinion on that than I do.
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