@MischievousTomato @Moon I mean, outside of the terrible controller, it's clear the technology wasn't the problem, there's nothing wrong with the idea of an Android console/set up box. But if you make an Android console, its store will be overrun by an avalanche of extremely low quality games.

You can either give up and sell it cheap as exactly what it is, find a technical niche you can compete on (like the Nvidia Shield, as the "best" tv set up box), but you can't just claim to compete with the big boys in the console wars and price accordingly just because your machine can run games. With most phones supporting bluetooth controllers and HDMI out, anyone who's okay with Android games has a better device in their pocket.