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The other handhelds succeed because they have games people want that can't be played on anything else. I doubt many people are gonna buy this thing just to play games they can probably already play on their phone or their PC.
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It's going by the name of 'Shield' right now, I'm sure it'll change.
Basically the device is an X-Box controller with a built in flip-up screen.
The screen is 5 inches and apparently touch.
I'm starting to think there are too many Android 'consoles' coming out too soon and too close to each other.
It's not like Ouya came out first and then was followed by GameStick, and then the 'Shield', they're all dropping in the same small release window.
Hopefully the people at NVidia have paid attention to Ouya and GameStick when it comes to pricing. If NVidia is dumb and prices the thing over $150 USD I think they're begging for failure.