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Actually it isn't. No, I mean actually. Not what you say on the little pathetic whim that is as much informed by fanboyism as anyone exaggeratedly exalting Nintendo or their consoles.

Look at the word again, silly. The term is 'generation'. 'Generation' denotes a segment of time. As applied to the world of video gaming and its history, it refers to the successive groupings of consoles that have existed side-by-side in an identifiable console 'generation'. This terminology and tradition is not in the least based on the specs or whatever bullshit rationalization you crap out about what time the "CPU came out". I guess someone unfortunate enough to be cursed with your gross ignorance must also no doubt be unaware that the essential Espresso and Latte chipsets the Wii U is built on only "came out" WITH the console?

I am going to sum this up: 1. You're wrong as fuck. Just literally, completely, objectively wrong. 2. You're going to have to get over the fact that the Ouya is an eighth generation device along with any other contemporary, major commercially available dedicated gaming device. 3. Your desperation to know about "capabilities", I would argue, doesn't figure in much of anywhere when it comes to the big picture. The seventh generation of home consoles (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii) was a far cry from the heights gaming achieved during the fourth and fifth generations. Annnd... Oh yeah — next time, DEFINITELY consider talking out of your mouth instead of your ass.