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Razer will make good on more than $600,000 in funds potentially owed indie developers as part of Ouya's Free the Games initiative, the company's CEO tells Polygon.
Only about a quarter of the developers promised matching support for their indie games as part of the $1 million Free the Games Fund received all of the money owed. Another quarter of the 27 developers received some of the money. The rest, it appears, were left with none of the promised funds.
Earlier this week, Razer announced that it had acquired ownership of Ouya's software, online store and name, but not its hardware.
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It is good to see that Razer is honoring Ouya's payment to Indie Game Devs.
Only about a quarter of the developers promised matching support for their indie games as part of the $1 million Free the Games Fund received all of the money owed. Another quarter of the 27 developers received some of the money. The rest, it appears, were left with none of the promised funds.
Earlier this week, Razer announced that it had acquired ownership of Ouya's software, online store and name, but not its hardware.
Read More
It is good to see that Razer is honoring Ouya's payment to Indie Game Devs.
