It looks like she has a big interest in taking part in the more startup phases of companies. Must thrive on that sort of excitement.

As for what it means for OUYA, we'll probably get to see the marketing go in a new direction. It might not be too radically different, but it likely won't be exactly the same.

That is if she is just leaving. Going by the articles, there's no telling if she is just leaving OUYA or if she's been gone some time already. It's just listed as the last position she's really held.

Regardless, all the best to her, as well as whoever is holding/will hold the OUYA CMO spot next.