The issue was also more prominent because the developer is prolific and writes games 25hours a day 7 days a week (or so it would seem). He's a machine (but also a great bloke). Most devs will churn out a few games a year (if they're lucky) - he does that in a month. And they are pretty much all very good and highly playable games. He doesn't want to stop devving for OUYA, although he is not platform exclusive. The number of (unwanted) emails he received was a direct correlation to the number of games he's pumped out for OUYA - and they are ALL free. Gratis. Nada.

I'm sure Jay will continue to support OUYA with new games (and hopefully some of his back-catalogue to OUYA too), but I totally understand where he's coming from.