English: The motherboard of the Ouya, a gaming microconsole that runs a modified version of the Android operating system. Released in 2013, the Ouya started out as a Kickstarter project that raised over 8 million dollars. Though based off of phone hardware and an Android operating system, games for the system must be specifically ported to the Ouya and sold through its digital distribution service. The Ouya's motherboard is very small, as the console runs on hardware commonly used in cell phones. Specifically, the console runs of a Nvidia Tegra 3 chip.