Razer has announced a ‘paid to play’ program that will award gamers who use its Razer Cortex performance boosting software zSilver points, as part of its newly launched zVault digital currency initiative.

Razer buffs their game discovery and management platform, Cortex, with support for free and paid virtual reality titles and devices.

With the Ouya officially dead, developers who relied on the company's funding for their games are left wondering what's next. Luckily, Razer has the answer.

One of the earliest Kickstarter gaming projects was an Android microconsole called the Ouya. Now that console is no more, though its legacy still remains.