Earlier this week, Ouya unveiled plans to bring its platform to other devices, and Mad Catz has announced that its own MOJO micro-console will be the first to offer the Kickstarter-borne gaming unit's operating system and software lineup. The MOJO already has access to Android games from digital storefronts like the Google Play store and Amazon's Appstore, but will also have access to Ouya's library of over 680 games.
"Up until now, the game console experience has been locked inside a box," said Ouya CEO and founder Julie Uhrman. "Together with the hardware veterans at Mad Catz, we end that. Today’s announcement signifies the inception of a truly open platform where independent developers can bring their creations to the platforms where gamers actually play: everywhere."
Mad Catz' MOJO has also received a price drop, down to $199.99 from $249.99. All existing and upcoming Ouya software will be available on MOJO consoles starting later this spring.
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