Razer says its Cortex: Stream tech dodges the laggy PC streaming of other systems and works at up to 1080p resolution with a WiFi or Ethernet connection. It'll also work with other Android TV devices for a $40 subscription fee and supports any DirectX 9 or higher game. To further aid gameplay, Razer also revealed two optional Bluetooth accessories: the Serval gaming controller and the Razer Turret gaming mouse and lapboard. The controller can play any Android TV or smartphone game (using the phone clip), and memorize up to four device pairings.

Oh yeah, and Forge TV also works as an Android TV entertainment center. It'll power apps like Netflix, Hulu and Spotify, giving you remote control via an Android or iOS device. It also supports Google Cast in case you want to broadcast shows through a Chromecast dongle, and you can save shows and gaming progress via a cloud save feature. What price for this gaming power? The Forge TV box alone is $100, or $150 bundled with the Serval controller (we've reached out for pricing for the Turret gaming mouse). Availability is targeted for Q1 2015.