OUYA will launch with Android 4.2

The OUYA team took to their Kickstarter page today to spill a few details on the progress of their crowdfunded gaming console.  First up, the device will come loaded with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean instead of the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich stuff that was initially expected.  While this might not be all that big of a deal on the surface, it’s the latest and greatest version of the platform and will include the most current APIs. If you’re a developer or modder then this will certainly appeal to you.�

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