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Ouya game console, 2013

Ouya is a home video game console first released in 2013. Despite a record-breaking reception on Kickstarter and raising more than a million dollars, the company was purchased two years later by Razer, Inc.
ID Number: 2015.OuyaGamingDevice
Date: 2013
Physical Description: 1 Game, Console; plastic; Console: 2 in.H x 6.5 in. x 5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2015.OuyaGamiingDevice
Subjects: Computers and Technology, Entertainment, Innovation and Invention
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