OUYA-to-Forge Side Load Testing

[xanderten50]

Innercube: crashes almost instantly
Boost 2: works perfectly
Strike Craft Copperhead: seems to work perfectly
Ultionus - a tale of petty revenge: again, seems to work perfectly
Rose and Time: installs and loads fine, doesn't recognise serval but works five with the ouya pad

[Steven7]

Farrah Rogue - Zero Hour: works perfectly with serval (only single player tested)

I co-sign this.

Contacted the dev but he has moved on I think.

[xanderten50]

I co-sign this.

Contacted the dev but he has moved on I think.

That seems to be the case with so many - the guys behind Sky Arena seem to have gone as well (looks like they finished a PC version though)

[xanderten50]

Snowbrawl in Hell: installs, plays fine with ouya controller, doesn't recognise serval.
Sci-Fighters: installs and plays fine with both controllers (including multiplayer)
Panic Flight: installs and plays fine
Pix N Love Rush: installs and plays fine
Potatoman seeks the troof: installs and plays fine
Bosses Forever: crashes during splash screens
Silencer: won't load
Questria and the Robot Skullfaces: installs and plays fine with both controllers (including multiplayer)
Raiding Company: won't load
Master of the Seven Teas: installs and loads, but won't go past last splash screen
Soul Grinder: installs and plays fine

[Retrowurst]

Do all OUYA games on the Forge work with the OUYA Controller? My plan is to ignore the serval as good as possible...

[xanderten50]

Do all OUYA games on the Forge work with the OUYA Controller? My plan is to ignore the serval as good as possible...

So far, I think so - I've mainly been testing with a view to using the serval, but in almost all cases the ouya controller has been fine

[mwaterbu]

Where are you guys getting the latest .APK files to use for sideloading? Is there a way to download them from Razer/OUYA on my computer? Or do you back them up from your OUYA?

Edit: Nevermind, I figured it out. However, in case others are wondering, I just used the adb over my network to do this.

adb connect <ip address>:5555
adb shell pm list packages

then paste this list in a text file and remove all the "package:"
then

for f in `cat names.txt` ; do adb shell pm path "$f" ; done

again paste this list into a text file and remove "package:"
then

for f in `cat paths.txt` ; do adb pull "$f" ; done

should be simple enough to write a shell script to do this, but there wasn't really a point as it there are so few steps

[xanderten50]

I just use Total Ouya and Google Drive?

[mwaterbu]

Maybe it's just me, but that site doesn't seem to be working:

Oops, something went wrong there. The tech department have been notified and will attempt to fix. Have another go later.

Is there a google drive repository somewhere?
Also, what I posted above allowed me to get 60+ apk in one go, no internet connection required.

[xanderten50]

Maybe it's just me, but that site doesn't seem to be working:

Is there a google drive repository somewhere?
Also, what I posted above allowed me to get 60+ apk in one go, no internet connection required.

I can't vouch for every single file, but out of all the ones I've tried to download only one hasn't worked.

I don't know how what you posted got you apks from wherever to use but *shrugs* whatever works for you.