The improvements to the gamepad are huge, but perhaps the most welcome news is that the UI has been cleaned up and sped up. While not exactly smooth as butter, the various interface elements loaded much quicker than they did on our review unit. Much of the perceived lag between input and action also appears to have been resolved. While we didn't get a chance to put any serious pressure on the console, there was no noticeable delay while navigating the menus and You Don't Know Jack registered our answers instantaneously. Of course, Uhrman is the first to admit there is still work to be done.
Engadget , Hands-on with the Ouya destined for store shelves, Hands-on with the Ouya destined for store shelves
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