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OUYA Developers Create 166 Game Prototypes In 10 Days
OUYA, the upcoming Android gaming console made possible through Kickstarter, recently partnered with Kill Screen to launch CREATE, a 10-day “game jam.” Teams of developers created 166 entries for the event, and now await their chance to be chosen as a finalist.
Developer Phil Fish, creator of Fez, Felicia Day of The Guild, and a panel of others will choose winners from an eclectic mix of entries. A grand prize of up to $25,000 is within grasp, with developers also able to score development money as a category winner.
Finalists will be announced on Feb. 11, and winners on Feb. 18.
[Source: Kill Screen].
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