After a day of walking around the E3 2013 showroom floor and attending meetings spanning the lengths of the LA Convention Center, it was time to unwind in a parking lot across the street. But this wasn’t just any car-laden parking lot, it was inhabited by OUYA in what turned out to be a successful showing of their retail boxed OUYA Android powered gaming console. There was a DJ, beer on tap flowing freely (literally), and Tune-In Radio was right there next to them. I took a moment to talk with Ben Nicholson, Business Development Manager, about their future plans on OUYA. And what he said was they have been working on a 10-foot version of their OUYA app that is based on the current Android tablet version. The goal is to bridge the gap between the two and offer OUYA users a familiar and superior interface and overall experience. The Tune-In Radio team were there giving out t-shirts to the crowd and sponsoring the theatrics with an on-site DJ. Tune-In is based out of Palo Alto, California in the middle of silicon valley and a place I once lived. It is a place where great minds come up with great ideas and come together to deploy great products and services. If you have never heard of Tune-In Radio, then I encourage you to visit their website and download the app on iOS or Android. It’s also on OUYA if you have one. stars Further Reading Mad Catz new gaming console to cost $250, nic Telltale Games is bringing The Walking Dead S OUYA official release date is now, Towerfall The wait for OUYA is OVER… [GALLERY] Developer: N64 emulator Mupen64Plus confirmed Nuidroid creates a Kinect-like experience for Auto-load comments: Off On View comments ()