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I'm still a little skepticle about this.

http://www.joystiq.com/2012/07/31/final-...ch-lineup/

FF3 on it at launch (aka Square support) is making me go more "Hmmmm" in interest.

I find it fascinating about the scepticism that the main concern is how they can afford to produce at this price. It's a push on budget, sure, but it isn't entirely out of the ordinary. This isn't a next-gen console.
I pretty much have this console in my phone already, and this is without speakers, microphone, GPS, a SCREEN, a brandname, a camera, a light...

I never doubted the authenticity of this project, and with Square on board I'm further away from the possibility of doubt.

I think this console will be something special; not strong, but it doesn't need to be. This isn't the nD.

My main concern was that people weren't going to support it and it'll just be phone games (yes I realise FF3 is already on Android but you know what I mean...) and PSN/XBLA games. Which would be cool, but well - not exciting or needed.

However as more and more large publishers seem to be getting on board with the device it's definitely getting more interesting.

The only main concern is if the product doesn't sell through the main market after it launches.

I get the fact it has a lot of support, but it's at the point where it's in the "what will happen" stage.

I pre-ordered the OUYA around mid-late October after trying to deliberate on whether or not the system would be a good investment. For $99, I thought it was a good gamble.