Lego Batman 2 & Splinter Cell On OUYA.tv - Part of PlayCast Partnership

Are you guys comparing this to a sideloaded version of onlive?

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Originally Posted by Negative Zero

The graphical quality is better than onlive, the controls are about the same. Including the problem with not having start and select buttons. Has anyone been able to pause in Splinter Cell with an ouya controller? I haven't.

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Have you tried swiping your trackpad? I believe that the trackpad is "Start"

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Originally Posted by SlingShot

Are you guys comparing this to a sideloaded version of onlive?

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Yes, I've sideloaded Onlive 1.3. Version 1.4 is out on google play if you're rooted.

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Originally Posted by LightyKD

Have you tried swiping your trackpad? I believe that the trackpad is "Start"

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Thanks, man. I couldn't pause with swiping, but I got it with a double tap on the pad. This was irritating the crap out of me last night.

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Originally Posted by LightyKD

Playcast, I have a question for you?

Is the Mass Effect trilogy and the 2013 Star Trek game available on your service?

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Playcast has a license agreement with EA and Namco which include these titles as part of its service. At this point in time Playcast can not commit or make any representations with regards to availability of these titles as part of the service on Ouya.

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Originally Posted by killerbob

Is this service region locked? Will it work in Sweden? I'm currently unable to try this myself since I am away on a trip.

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The service is not geo-locked. After installing and launching the app, the client will be measuring the latency to various servers and if latency and network quality are within the set threshold a session will be initiated.

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Originally Posted by mmartino

I am right with you buddy. And there is no way I am paying $60 extra dollars a month to play these games lol

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I'm paying about that because AT&T includes a phone that I don't use. I would have no problem paying around $60 for faster Internet and less phone. I just live so far out in the sticks that I have limited options. Even before this service I would have wanted faster Internet just to make Discover's tiles not take forever to load from black, make downloads faster, play videos faster, etc. Then we have 5 other Internet devices in the house. It hasn't been horrible but I would like for it to be snappier and not pay for phone. And this Playcast service is making me curious enough to call up AT&T and see if they count my area as part of civilization yet but the answer will probably be no again since I live here.

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Playcast,

I appreciate how quickly you've answered questions and how much you have engaged the community already. Thanks for that and supporting the OUYA. I think questions have been answered enough for me and I get the gist of it. The only question I can think of right now that I'm assuming is a yes but am asking to double check is will Playcast be in Discover on every OUYA capable device with the OUYA Everywhere Initiative or just on the console? Thanks. Also, I like the name. It reminds me of Comcast and it gives a good hint about what it is for like Netflix's name does.

I also want to say thank you to Playcast for answering my questions. Sure, there's no definite yes or no on Mass Effect and Star Trek coming to the OUYA version of your service but, the fact that they even exist on your service gives me enough reason to hope! Maybe one day, I will be able to play those games without having to rely on my wife's PC :D

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Originally Posted by Schizophretard

I'm paying about that because AT&T includes a phone that I don't use. I would have no problem paying around $60 for faster Internet and less phone. I just live so far out in the sticks that I have limited options. Even before this service I would have wanted faster Internet just to make Discover's tiles not take forever to load from black, make downloads faster, play videos faster, etc. Then we have 5 other Internet devices in the house. It hasn't been horrible but I would like for it to be snappier and not pay for phone. And this Playcast service is making me curious enough to call up AT&T and see if they count my area as part of civilization yet but the answer will probably be no again since I live here.

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Playcast,

I appreciate how quickly you've answered questions and how much you have engaged the community already. Thanks for that and supporting the OUYA. I think questions have been answered enough for me and I get the gist of it. The only question I can think of right now that I'm assuming is a yes but am asking to double check is will Playcast be in Discover on every OUYA capable device with the OUYA Everywhere Initiative or just on the console? Thanks. Also, I like the name. It reminds me of Comcast and it gives a good hint about what it is for like Netflix's name does.

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While we can not disclose specific plans at the moment, it is certainly within the company's intention to span across multiple devices across the Ouya ecosystem and beyond it.

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Originally Posted by Playcast

While we can not disclose specific plans at the moment, it is certainly within the company's intention to span across multiple devices across the Ouya ecosystem and beyond it.

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That answer is satisfactory. Thanks.

Finally got on to try the service. It is phenominal. Seriously. The game load screen detecting closest servers and the signal strength icon is such a nice touch. The games ran extremely well for me. This gets me excited. Playcast ... you have made me a fan. Keep up the good work.

It doesn't works in Argentina :(

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