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| Superchop:
--- Quote from: Falconhood on May 02, 2014, 05:35:18 AM ---Target has OUYA's on sale for $69.99. When I took my receipt yesterday to get the difference back...ARGh, i missed that deadline by a 4 days. I haven't even had time to open it, so I guess that'll will be my first May pick-up...when i get around to picking it up off the desk and plugging it in. Do we have a "ON SALE/CLEARANCE" thread where we can put this information? --- End quote --- Since its unopened...can't you return it and re buy it? I'm sure their return policy is much longer then their price adjustment time frame Or buy it again at the clearance price then return the newly bought one with the old receipt. |
| Falconhood:
No, the receipt said that it had until April 28th to be returned, since it was electronics. I thought my RED card gave me an extra 30 days, but evidently not for that. |
| TDIRunner:
--- Quote from: Falconhood on May 02, 2014, 05:35:18 AM ---Target has OUYA's on sale for $69.99. When I took my receipt yesterday to get the difference back...ARGh, i missed that deadline by a 4 days. I haven't even had time to open it, so I guess that'll will be my first May pick-up...when i get around to picking it up off the desk and plugging it in. Do we have a "ON SALE/CLEARANCE" thread where we can put this information? --- End quote --- For those of you with OUYA's, is it worth it for that price? I'm on the fence. |
| Ozzy_98:
90% of a Ouya is stuff on android. With a Bluetooth controller and hdmi out, your phone can do just about the same thing. And if you're like me and been into emulation for years, it seems almost a step back to buy. But if you want to try emulation and don't have a good setup for it, it would be a great buy. Android emulators are not on par with Windows emulators so you get a very watered down experience however. But since most are using by now well-documented cores, you won't have any issues game-play wise. 99% of people wouldn't even be able to list any emulation issues without googling them first. |
| TDIRunner:
--- Quote from: Ozzy_98 on May 02, 2014, 11:56:56 AM ---90% of a Ouya is stuff on android. With a Bluetooth controller and hdmi out, your phone can do just about the same thing. And if you're like me and been into emulation for years, it seems almost a step back to buy. But if you want to try emulation and don't have a good setup for it, it would be a great buy. Android emulators are not on par with Windows emulators so you get a very watered down experience however. But since most are using by now well-documented cores, you won't have any issues game-play wise. 99% of people wouldn't even be able to list any emulation issues without googling them first. --- End quote --- This was sort of the answer I was expecting. I bought one about 30 minutes ago on my lunch break. I think I'll take my chances. With the price break, I thought what the hell? In additon to the price break, you can get $10 prepaid OUYA cards for only $8. I picked up a few since it's basicaly free money. It's also worth mentioning that my HDMI switcher has an open spot, just sitting there unused...... yes I based part of my buying decision on the fact that I had an empty spot to fill. :P |
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