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4 Comments
1. Bluesky02 posted on 19 Mar 2012, 04:47 6 1
Sony need to make Xperia Play 2 with Tegra 3 having a design similar to PSP. Then you could have a proper Android gaming smartphone. The downside is that the market for this phone is too small.
2. darac posted on 19 Mar 2012, 05:25 4 0
About the Xperia Play - It's actually so simple that it blows my mind if Sony isn't planning this - they need to make a Xperia play phone, but without the slide out keyboard.
Instead, they must offer a standard gamepad accessory applicable to all of their high end phones.
The Xperia Play 2 would earn its branding by having the gamepad as a part of retail package, and also lots of games already installed in the phone.
Separate gamepad accessory is a MAJOR potential for android actually, and Google needs to recognise that, as well as other manufacturers. It could really make Google play the handheld gaming platform of the future.
3. nyamo posted on 19 Mar 2012, 05:45 3 0
great idea, but it would help if all the OEM's would standardize the placement of the usb port, head phone jack, power button..... its terrible how an almost identical model on different carriers will have the button or usb placement all screwed up
4. Bluesky02 posted on 19 Mar 2012, 09:49 0 0
@darac
Agree with you, with proper control layout we will have immersive android gaming experience.
