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Unfortunately, with the size of my Steam library, I would probably go with this instead: http://store.steampowered.com/app/353380

If you've got the network wired, the in-home streaming actually does work pretty well, in my experience (I do have a fairly beefy, though 4 year old desktop for work/gaming).

Does the Game Controller support http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/InputDev... ?

Could be cool as a dev platform for games. I take it all you do is compile to Android and it should work out of the box? Granted, resolution issues are dealt with.

If you want a TV-connected console for testing in-development Android games, Google's Nexus Player is already available, cheaper, and probably a more typical Android experience.

Thanks!

Another cool feature of the existing Fire TV is that you can start a music app, hit the home button, and then play a game, while listening to the music app. Just make sure to turn off in game music.

The standard voice remote is included in the gaming bundle.

I don't think so. It says "Optional" for the voice remote.

The new gaming remote DOES have a voice button also, though. So you may not need the regular remote.