Ouya could get a bunch of games according to the amount of developers that have been making games for it. Kellee Santiago who left thatgamecompany for Ouya has revealed that there are 10,000 developers with the system.

“It’s really awesome, especially at this early stage of the console still being in the preview period. The last month I’ve been so excited to just interact with the Ouya developers who are really people who signed on to the mission statement of Ouya early on and are the people who are just as excited as we are about the platform. It’s been great to hear and that the number continues to grow at such a rapid pace is very validating,” she told GamesIndustry.

“I think a lot of the developers have appropriately approached this early phase in getting their dev kits with just playing around and experimenting with the platform, so what you see on the store today are a number of sort of raw experiments, which I think is really cool that you can have a console that has such raw material on it, but we are also seeing more just genuinely fun and polished experiences. Partnerships with larger developers and publishers will be coming up in the next few months.

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Kellee Santiago, co-founder of thatgamecompany, has officially joined Ouya team, and will be leading the lead developer relations. They are calling her as OUYA’s DBF (Developer’s Best Friend).

“OUYA gets it. This is the first console company that really understands how important it is to remove the barriers to development. By freeing up the development process, OUYA is opening up new doors in console gaming,” she said.

Ouya CEO Julie Urhman revealed why she was hired: “We’ve been looking for someone to lead our outreach to developers, someone who really “gets” how developers work, someone who can help devs bring their most creative, exciting work to OUYA.”

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The console is expected to be released in June this year, and the developer kits have already been shipped.

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