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Topic: Let's get bitcoin support for OUYA! - page 2. (Read 5480 times)
Were you part of the Kickstarter? If so, you pledged and gave a donation.
Or you pre-ordered one. Either way, good luck with the economics of the Ouya.
If its open to devs, make a bitcoin OUYA store yourself.
+1
I see no point in making an android market based on bitcoin that competes with the play market but as ouya default store is weak (aka non-existent), you could be ready at the start with a feature rich market that supports credit card, paypal and bitcoin with a nice in app payment api and subscriptions and developers might embrace it. Don't scare them off with bitcoin as the most prominent feature.
Please don't be foolish to build a bitcoin only market. Developers will not use it.
If you see no point, then you obviously have no idea how the PLAY market works. Google takes 30% right off the top. Whoever runs a competing market, gets that 30% of everything. (or whatever amount they want to charge)
If i'm not mistaking this is an android device, so say hello to google's wallet service, you can forget about bitcoin really.
Just because it's built on the Android architecture doesn't mean it's going to be controlled by google.There will probably be a jailbroken version on the way, with apps that the "original" version does not have. Some developers at XDA forums would be the experts on that.
Hello! How are you?
It does not have to be a phone...to get a new ROM.
http://www.ijailbreak.com/android/ouya-99-android-gaming-console/
If i'm not mistaking this is an android device, so say hello to google's wallet service, you can forget about bitcoin really.
Just because it's built on the Android architecture doesn't mean it's going to be controlled by google.There will probably be a jailbroken version on the way, with apps that the "original" version does not have. Some developers at XDA forums would be the experts on that.
Yes, if only it was a mining-friendly platform, that would make sense. Anyone cares to make one?
If i'm not mistaking this is an android device, so say hello to google's wallet service, you can forget about bitcoin really.
Just because it's built on the Android architecture doesn't mean it's going to be controlled by google.There will probably be a jailbroken version on the way, with apps that the "original" version does not have. Some developers at XDA forums would be the experts on that.
I'm totally on board for this. I think it makes more sense to be integrated by OUYA in their main store system. If it's a 3rd party app there isn't any incentive for devs to put their games on the 3rd party service.
If its open to devs, make a bitcoin OUYA store yourself.
+1
I see no point in making an android market based on bitcoin that competes with the play market but as ouya default store is weak (aka non-existent), you could be ready at the start with a feature rich market that supports credit card, paypal and bitcoin with a nice in app payment api and subscriptions and developers might embrace it. Don't scare them off with bitcoin as the most prominent feature.
Please don't be foolish to build a bitcoin only market. Developers will not use it.
I think you need to convince game developers to accept it, OUYA it open to anything and everything.
If i'm not mistaking this is an android device, so say hello to google's wallet service, you can forget about bitcoin really.
Just because it's built on the Android architecture doesn't mean it's going to be controlled by google.If its open to devs, make a bitcoin OUYA store yourself.
No, I'm saying have the OUYA team integrate bitcoin service as a default method of payment. It could only benefit both the value of bitcoin and the quality of the system. 
If its open to devs, make a bitcoin OUYA store yourself.
I bought me an Ouya, and would simply LOVE to see it support Bitcoin.
Show me where I need to sign.
But in all reality, these guys are on a tight schedule to deliver, and currently have way more money than they planned on raising, I don't think it's likely they'll be persuaded to add Bitcoin integration to their list of tasks anytime soon.
Show me where I need to sign.
But in all reality, these guys are on a tight schedule to deliver, and currently have way more money than they planned on raising, I don't think it's likely they'll be persuaded to add Bitcoin integration to their list of tasks anytime soon.
http://www.ouya.tv/
OUYA is the new up-and-coming independently owned video game console that recently made almost 8.6 million from Kickstarter pre-orders. This seems like the perfect candidate for the first pro-bitcoin game console and I'm sure they'd agree to add bitcoin support if enough people asked for it. Let's get a grassroots campaign going and tweet, post facebook comments and bombard them with e-mails saying we want bitcoins on OUYA.
Think of how high it would drive the price of bitcoins!
OUYA is the new up-and-coming independently owned video game console that recently made almost 8.6 million from Kickstarter pre-orders. This seems like the perfect candidate for the first pro-bitcoin game console and I'm sure they'd agree to add bitcoin support if enough people asked for it. Let's get a grassroots campaign going and tweet, post facebook comments and bombard them with e-mails saying we want bitcoins on OUYA.
Think of how high it would drive the price of bitcoins!
DOA!
It's Android-based. So what? I highly doubt they will have the Google play market on them as they target for other games and already announce early access for devs. Most likely these devices will not even be allowed to be sold with the play market on board and they aim to build a completely new android based market.
Actually there are literally hundreds of Android markets all at a low low low turn over. Such a device might yield for a greater than average-looser share, so maybe 0.01%?
I think they should definitely embrace bitcoin. Google takes ages to allow global payment. There are still many countries where you simply can't buy via the play market and many more countries where you can't sell. Devs from these countries pay a high fee to get their apps published in some other countries.
If i'm not mistaking this is an android device, so say hello to google's wallet service, you can forget about bitcoin really.
Are you sure google controls this project?
http://www.ouya.tv/
OUYA is the new up-and-coming independently owned video game console that recently made almost 8.6 million from Kickstarter pre-orders. This seems like the perfect candidate for the first pro-bitcoin game console and I'm sure they'd agree to add bitcoin support if enough people asked for it. Let's get a grassroots campaign going and tweet, post facebook comments and bombard them with e-mails saying we want bitcoins on OUYA.
Think of how high it would drive the price of bitcoins!
OUYA is the new up-and-coming independently owned video game console that recently made almost 8.6 million from Kickstarter pre-orders. This seems like the perfect candidate for the first pro-bitcoin game console and I'm sure they'd agree to add bitcoin support if enough people asked for it. Let's get a grassroots campaign going and tweet, post facebook comments and bombard them with e-mails saying we want bitcoins on OUYA.
Think of how high it would drive the price of bitcoins!
DOA!
If i'm not mistaking this is an android device, so say hello to google's wallet service, you can forget about bitcoin really.
http://www.ouya.tv/
OUYA is the new up-and-coming independently owned video game console that recently made almost 8.6 million from Kickstarter pre-orders. This seems like the perfect candidate for the first pro-bitcoin game console and I'm sure they'd agree to add bitcoin support if enough people asked for it. Let's get a grassroots campaign going and tweet, post facebook comments and bombard them with e-mails saying we want bitcoins on OUYA.
Think of how high it would drive the price of bitcoins!
OUYA is the new up-and-coming independently owned video game console that recently made almost 8.6 million from Kickstarter pre-orders. This seems like the perfect candidate for the first pro-bitcoin game console and I'm sure they'd agree to add bitcoin support if enough people asked for it. Let's get a grassroots campaign going and tweet, post facebook comments and bombard them with e-mails saying we want bitcoins on OUYA.
Think of how high it would drive the price of bitcoins!
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