Retailing for $129, the new model promises an overhauled controller, improved Wi-Fi, and 16GB of storage--double that of the original model's 8GB. An official image for the new microconsole says the new Ouya revision comes in an anthracite finish, which is a very fancy way of saying matte black, according to gamespot report.
PC Mag reported that the original Ouya console, released on June 25, 2013 after numerous delays and a return to the Kickstarter well for funds to speed up game development, was priced at just $99. A nice deal compared to the PlayStation 4 ($399) or the Xbox One ($499), but it turns out you get what you pay for.
