Ouya Emulation - How to play SNES games on your Ouya
With Ouya emulator Snes9x EX Plus

Ouya is the Kickstarter sensation that enables you to play Android-powered indie games on your TV. But this tiny box is also, secretly, a Super Nintendo, a Mega Drive, and any other retro console from your past.
Load this baby up with the right emulator and ROMs, and you can be playing Super Mario World in a matter of minutes.
Just follow this easy-peasy tutorial, and you'll be on your way.
Note: Pocket Gamer does not condone piracy, and offers this information for entertainment purposes only. We also take no responsibility if you follow this guide and manage to bugger up your Ouya in the process.
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![]() From the main menu, choose 'Discover', and then hit 'Y' to search. Start typing in "Snes9x EX Plus", and then choose it from the menu. |
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![]() One way is to use your PC or Mac, download a ROM from the web, and drop the file on a USB stick. Then, plug that sucker into the back of your Ouya. Or you can use the Ouya's built-in web browser (Choose 'Make' from the main screen, 'Software', and then 'Browser') to find a ROM and download it directly to the internal storage. Either way, no, we won't tell you where to get games. |
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![]() If you used a USB stick, however, hit 'left' on the D-pad a few times until you're in the root (it will say '/' up top), and then scroll down and find 'usbdrive’. |
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![]() You can hit the controller's Ouya button once at any time to gain access to all manner of handy settings. |