Xperia Play is the best handheld, 3DS is a product of the past

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#101 mD-
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Absolutely. There's a lot potential for good.. no.. great games on mobile phones. However, we've yet to see any.

Zophar87

None? Not even the games shared on both platforms like Ace Attorney and GTA: Chinatown Wars? There are plenty of great games like Infinity Blade, Chaos Rings and Dead Space on mobile platforms. They're also much, much cheaper than dedicated handheld games, so the expectations need to be realistic. In its price range, the games on the App Store absolutely and completely blow away what's available on DSiWare.

None of which make up for the price of the phone, plus the monthly bill, plus the games themselves.

When this comes to the US, it's likely to be priced at $200 on contract (at least that's what I'm assuming). When you get the phone, you aren't forced to activate it to use it. You can use the Wifi only and be able to browse the web, check, email, play games, listen to music, watch videos, etc. It essentially becomes a mini tablet running android, with the ability to play games more effectively because of the gaming pad. Also, earlier you said it's not a reason to buy a mobile phone for gaming. I agree, but at the same time, if you need a good phone, this a great convergence device that is good at doing everything. Some phones are better in certain areas, but it's still pretty much solid in all areas.
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#102 p3anut
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[QUOTE="Arach666"] Yeah,that´s cool,all things considered it still looks more interesting than the handhelds.

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Well when we see games which looks as impressive as RE: Revelations on Xperia i will agree that its a impressive device and more so than say 3D as like i said i can phone my mom to clean up poop from my pants from being frightened by zombies.

But everyone knows that this wont happen. We'll never get games of this quality ever on the Xperia.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4mpPchLPzs

:lol: Do you really think that piece of garbage you posted has the same quality as Revelations? 3DS will aslways have it's exclusives, so no Xperia fails against the 3DS.

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#103 93BlackHawk93
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lol, phone. :lol:

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#104 mD-
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lol, phone. :lol:

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Lol, phone:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr0c79JAYBw

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#105 Zophar87
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[QUOTE="Zophar87"]

[QUOTE="SakusEnvoy"] None? Not even the games shared on both platforms like Ace Attorney and GTA: Chinatown Wars? There are plenty of great games like Infinity Blade, Chaos Rings and Dead Space on mobile platforms. They're also much, much cheaper than dedicated handheld games, so the expectations need to be realistic. In its price range, the games on the App Store absolutely and completely blow away what's available on DSiWare.

mD-

None of which make up for the price of the phone, plus the monthly bill, plus the games themselves.

When this comes to the US, it's likely to be priced at $200 on contract (at least that's what I'm assuming). When you get the phone, you aren't forced to activate it to use it. You can use the Wifi only and be able to browse the web, check, email, play games, listen to music, watch videos, etc. It essentially becomes a mini tablet running android, with the ability to play games more effectively because of the gaming pad. Also, earlier you said it's not a reason to buy a mobile phone for gaming. I agree, but at the same time, if you need a good phone, this a grea

t convergence device that is good at doing everything. Some phones are better in certain areas, but it's still pretty much solid in all areas.

You are forced to pay the bill for two years though, right? Unless you wanna go with a termination fee.

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#106 theuncharted34
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lol, phone. :lol:

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Lol, phone:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr0c79JAYBw

looks like a cheap piece of crap, and has the playstation face buttons and no analouge sticks. I don't even know if you people are serious when you think these phones and the crappy throw away games are a good primary gaming option.

they just aren't.

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#107 mD-
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[QUOTE="mD-"][QUOTE="Zophar87"]

None of which make up for the price of the phone, plus the monthly bill, plus the games themselves.

Zophar87

When this comes to the US, it's likely to be priced at $200 on contract (at least that's what I'm assuming). When you get the phone, you aren't forced to activate it to use it. You can use the Wifi only and be able to browse the web, check, email, play games, listen to music, watch videos, etc. It essentially becomes a mini tablet running android, with the ability to play games more effectively because of the gaming pad. Also, earlier you said it's not a reason to buy a mobile phone for gaming. I agree, but at the same time, if you need a good phone, this a grea

t convergence device that is good at doing everything. Some phones are better in certain areas, but it's still pretty much solid in all areas.

You are forced to pay the bill for two years though, right? Unless you wanna go with a termination fee.

Well, I'm saying that if you have an old phone you want to use that doesn't require a data plan you can just use that until your ready to use the Xperia as your main phone. The whole idea here is that you're going to need a phone anyways. That's the primarily purpose. The fact that this can game well, has a solid battery life, has a good camera, 720p video recording, and a good web browsing experience, and ability to customize a lot of the stuff in Android makes it a good device. No one is going to buy this because it's a gaming handheld. Rather people who game, might choose this over other phones because it can do mostly what other android phones can and it has a gamepad.
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#108 93BlackHawk93
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lol, phone. :lol:

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Lol, phone:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr0c79JAYBw

Zelda, Paper Mario, Resident Evil or that crap? mmm... :roll:

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#109 mD-
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[QUOTE="93BlackHawk93"]

lol, phone. :lol:

theuncharted34

Lol, phone:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr0c79JAYBw

looks like a cheap piece of crap, and has the playstation face buttons and no analouge sticks. I don't even know if you people are serious when you think these phones and the crappy throw away games are a good primary gaming option.

they just aren't.

You clearly didn't watch the whole video... The controls actually work fine. I'm not saying this the best handheld, but it is definitely a good device for gaming in general. If you disagree, you're either suggesting that this is the worst gaming pad ever or that the SNES, N64, PSONE, etc library of games and all android games are bad. So if I want re play Starfox 64 on this (which I own for the N64) and do it on the Xperia, is it still bad primary gaming option? What if I want to play the old simple 16-bit RPGs? Are they not good games anymore (Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, etc)? My point is that it's still a good gaming device and people like you who don't know much about what you can do on Android and iOS suggesting that there's no way to have a good experience when there is. It doesn't have to be a 3DS or NGP to have a deep gaming experience. Also, check the reviews. The phone itself has been getting good reviews overall.
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#110 mD-
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[QUOTE="mD-"]

[QUOTE="93BlackHawk93"]

lol, phone. :lol:

93BlackHawk93

Lol, phone:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr0c79JAYBw

Zelda, Paper Mario, Resident Evil or that crap? mmm... :roll:

Watch the whole thing..
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#111 dzimm
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[QUOTE="dzimm"][QUOTE="mD-"] Nope! There are plenty youtube videos showing the thing in action by the way. There are also plenty of reviews out saying phone it's a good phone overall, the gaming pad is solid, and the potential for the gaming is high. But w/e, I expect people to continue to rag on a product they pretty much no nothing about. And it's not like I'm going to get this thing either. I'm just saying that this device easily works well for mobile gaming and at the same time you have the Android OS behind it along with the ability to take good pictures and record HD video. That's pretty nice for an all in one device. Also, it's not like you have to put the phone you get on contract. You can easily bypass the activation screen in android and just use your device as basically a small tablet. You can use the wifi still and just keep another cheap phone in which you don't have to pay a data plan until you decide that you want to.mD-
It's almost like you don't have a sense of humor.

don't worry I understand you were joking, but don't give yourself that much credit with that joke. Everyone has been tossing around n-gage references when talking the Xperia Play so it's not really that funny to me anymore.

Just because you're all bitter and jaded doesn't mean the joke still isn't relevant. :D

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#112 theuncharted34
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[QUOTE="theuncharted34"]

[QUOTE="mD-"]

Lol, phone:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr0c79JAYBw

mD-

looks like a cheap piece of crap, and has the playstation face buttons and no analouge sticks. I don't even know if you people are serious when you think these phones and the crappy throw away games are a good primary gaming option.

they just aren't.

You clearly didn't watch the whole video... The controls actually work fine. I'm not saying this the best handheld, but it is definitely a good device for gaming in general. If you disagree, you're either suggesting that this is the worst gaming pad ever or that the SNES, N64, PSONE, etc library of games and all android games are bad. So if I want re play Starfox 64 on this (which I own for the N64) and do it on the Xperia, is it still bad primary gaming option? What if I want to play the old simple 16-bit RPGs? Are they not good games anymore (Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, etc)? My point is that it's still a good gaming device and people like you who don't know much about what you can do on Android and iOS suggesting that there's no way to have a good experience when there is. It doesn't have to be a 3DS or NGP to have a deep gaming experience. Also, check the reviews. The phone itself has been getting good reviews overall.

no, it's a phone. for gaming it's pretty crappy. like i said, talking about this is so ridiculous I can't even tell if you're serious, so I'm going to assume you're not.

for an added feature besides being a phone, the games are ok. if you're trying to pass it off as a capable primary gaming system, then no. just no. and that's the reason why the games would be getting decent scores, because it's just an added feature and the games are so cheap. once again, these phones are terrible for gaming only.

EDIT: the standards are FAAAAAR behind traditional gaming systems.

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#113 dzimm
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...to suggest that the Xperia Play isn't a legitimate handheld gaming device even though it has a solid gaming pad, access to the entire library of SNES, NES, SEGA GENESIS games and most of the N64/PS1 gaming library, access to exclusive android gamesbeing designed around the gaming pad, and hundreds of smaller great games like Plants Vs Zombies is very foolish!mD-

No, what's foolish is insisting that a device that plays games as a secondary function can compete with dedicated gaming systems.

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#114 dercoo
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[QUOTE="mD-"]...to suggest that the Xperia Play isn't a legitimate handheld gaming device even though it has a solid gaming pad, access to the entire library of SNES, NES, SEGA GENESIS games and most of the N64/PS1 gaming library, access to exclusive android gamesbeing designed around the gaming pad, and hundreds of smaller great games like Plants Vs Zombies is very foolish!dzimm

No, what's foolish is insisting that a device that plays games as a secondary function can compete with dedicated gaming systems.

What about....

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#115 dzimm
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[QUOTE="dzimm"]

[QUOTE="mD-"]...to suggest that the Xperia Play isn't a legitimate handheld gaming device even though it has a solid gaming pad, access to the entire library of SNES, NES, SEGA GENESIS games and most of the N64/PS1 gaming library, access to exclusive android gamesbeing designed around the gaming pad, and hundreds of smaller great games like Plants Vs Zombies is very foolish!dercoo

No, what's foolish is insisting that a device that plays games as a secondary function can compete with dedicated gaming systems.

What about....

Except that PCs were always intended as multiple-function devices and are inherently well-suited for games. Cell phones, generally speaking, are not because games do not mesh well with a cell phone's primary function.

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#116 mD-
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[QUOTE="mD-"][QUOTE="theuncharted34"]

looks like a cheap piece of crap, and has the playstation face buttons and no analouge sticks. I don't even know if you people are serious when you think these phones and the crappy throw away games are a good primary gaming option.

they just aren't.

theuncharted34

You clearly didn't watch the whole video... The controls actually work fine. I'm not saying this the best handheld, but it is definitely a good device for gaming in general. If you disagree, you're either suggesting that this is the worst gaming pad ever or that the SNES, N64, PSONE, etc library of games and all android games are bad. So if I want re play Starfox 64 on this (which I own for the N64) and do it on the Xperia, is it still bad primary gaming option? What if I want to play the old simple 16-bit RPGs? Are they not good games anymore (Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, etc)? My point is that it's still a good gaming device and people like you who don't know much about what you can do on Android and iOS suggesting that there's no way to have a good experience when there is. It doesn't have to be a 3DS or NGP to have a deep gaming experience. Also, check the reviews. The phone itself has been getting good reviews overall.

no, it's a phone. for gaming it's pretty crappy. like i said, talking about this is so ridiculous I can't even tell if you're serious, so I'm going to assume you're not.

for an added feature besides being a phone, the games are ok. if you're trying to pass it off as a capable primary gaming system, then no. just no. and that's the reason why the games would be getting decent scores, because it's just an added feature and the games are so cheap. once again, these phones are terrible for gaming only.

How is it crappy if it gets solid battery life and the controls are fine? Let's say I want to play all my old super nintendo games on the go that I've enjoyed in the past. If play them on this phone, does that mean that the phone is still terrible for gaming? Talking to you about this is so ridiculous because definitely shown that you know NOTHING about any type of gaming done on Android or iOS or have remotely any clue of what progress has been made. As of now there is currently a larger selection of games on those two platforms compared to any handheld or console. Why? Because of the growth of the iOS and Android market AND because of the emulators/roms available. By your logic you've just said that a game like Chrono Trigger or Final Fantasy VII is not a legitimate gaming experience even though the Xperia can play those games. Again, for the 124234 time, I'm not saying that this is best handheld gaming device! I'm saying that for a phone, it is a very good gaming device that also works well as phone, and for other things like web browsing/listening to music. It's mainly due to the emulators which makes it good gaming device.
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#117 theuncharted34
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[QUOTE="theuncharted34"]

[QUOTE="mD-"] You clearly didn't watch the whole video... The controls actually work fine. I'm not saying this the best handheld, but it is definitely a good device for gaming in general. If you disagree, you're either suggesting that this is the worst gaming pad ever or that the SNES, N64, PSONE, etc library of games and all android games are bad. So if I want re play Starfox 64 on this (which I own for the N64) and do it on the Xperia, is it still bad primary gaming option? What if I want to play the old simple 16-bit RPGs? Are they not good games anymore (Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, etc)? My point is that it's still a good gaming device and people like you who don't know much about what you can do on Android and iOS suggesting that there's no way to have a good experience when there is. It doesn't have to be a 3DS or NGP to have a deep gaming experience. Also, check the reviews. The phone itself has been getting good reviews overall. mD-

no, it's a phone. for gaming it's pretty crappy. like i said, talking about this is so ridiculous I can't even tell if you're serious, so I'm going to assume you're not.

for an added feature besides being a phone, the games are ok. if you're trying to pass it off as a capable primary gaming system, then no. just no. and that's the reason why the games would be getting decent scores, because it's just an added feature and the games are so cheap. once again, these phones are terrible for gaming only.

How is it crappy if it gets solid battery life and the controls are fine? Let's say I want to play all my old super nintendo games on the go that I've enjoyed in the past. If play them on this phone, does that mean that the phone is still terrible for gaming? Talking to you about this is so ridiculous because definitely shown that you know NOTHING about any type of gaming done on Android or iOS or have remotely any clue of what progress has been made. As of now there is currently a larger selection of games on those two platforms compared to any handheld or console. Why? Because of the growth of the iOS and Android market AND because of the emulators/roms available. By your logic you've just said that a game like Chrono Trigger or Final Fantasy VII is not a legitimate gaming experience even though the Xperia can play those games. Again, for the 124234 time, I'm not saying that this is best handheld gaming device! I'm saying that for a phone, it is a very good gaming device that also works well as phone, and for other things like web browsing/listening to music. It's mainly due to the emulators which makes it good gaming device.

well whatever. have fun with it is all I can say.

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#118 mD-
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[QUOTE="mD-"]...to suggest that the Xperia Play isn't a legitimate handheld gaming device even though it has a solid gaming pad, access to the entire library of SNES, NES, SEGA GENESIS games and most of the N64/PS1 gaming library, access to exclusive android gamesbeing designed around the gaming pad, and hundreds of smaller great games like Plants Vs Zombies is very foolish!dzimm

No, what's foolish is insisting that a device that plays games as a secondary function can compete with dedicated gaming systems.

Tell that to all of those who still enjoy the classic games... and this message seems to STILL suggest that I feel that this device can compete with dedicated gaming systems. If that's the case, then you still haven't been reading my posts clearly enough.

I'll sum it up for you: I think that the Xperia Play is good handheld gaming device. I think you can still get a good quality gaming experience out of it considering the fact that you can play older games like N64 games and that developers are improving with the quality of android games that are coming out. I don't think that it's better than the new handheld gaming devices coming out though.

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#119 789shadow
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It's still a phone......

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[QUOTE="dercoo"]

[QUOTE="dzimm"]

...to suggest that the Xperia Play isn't a legitimate handheld gaming device even though it has a solid gaming pad, access to the entire library of SNES, NES, SEGA GENESIS games and most of the N64/PS1 gaming library, access to exclusive android gamesbeing designed around the gaming pad, and hundreds of smaller great games like Plants Vs Zombies is very foolish!mD-

No, what's foolish is insisting that a device that plays games as a secondary function can compete with dedicated gaming systems.

What about....

Given the fact that many PCs that can run the latest games were in fact built with that primary function in mind...
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#121 mD-
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[QUOTE="mD-"][QUOTE="theuncharted34"]

no, it's a phone. for gaming it's pretty crappy. like i said, talking about this is so ridiculous I can't even tell if you're serious, so I'm going to assume you're not.

for an added feature besides being a phone, the games are ok. if you're trying to pass it off as a capable primary gaming system, then no. just no. and that's the reason why the games would be getting decent scores, because it's just an added feature and the games are so cheap. once again, these phones are terrible for gaming only.

theuncharted34

How is it crappy if it gets solid battery life and the controls are fine? Let's say I want to play all my old super nintendo games on the go that I've enjoyed in the past. If play them on this phone, does that mean that the phone is still terrible for gaming? Talking to you about this is so ridiculous because definitely shown that you know NOTHING about any type of gaming done on Android or iOS or have remotely any clue of what progress has been made. As of now there is currently a larger selection of games on those two platforms compared to any handheld or console. Why? Because of the growth of the iOS and Android market AND because of the emulators/roms available. By your logic you've just said that a game like Chrono Trigger or Final Fantasy VII is not a legitimate gaming experience even though the Xperia can play those games. Again, for the 124234 time, I'm not saying that this is best handheld gaming device! I'm saying that for a phone, it is a very good gaming device that also works well as phone, and for other things like web browsing/listening to music. It's mainly due to the emulators which makes it good gaming device.

well whatever. have fun with it is all I can say.

I don't plan on buying this phone, thank you. Maybe you should actually read what's being discussed before coming into a discussion and giving your input. I don't mind others opinions, but it's clear here that you didn't bother looking paying attention to the points I was trying to make based on your responses.

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[QUOTE="dercoo"]

[QUOTE="dzimm"]

[QUOTE="mD-"]...to suggest that the Xperia Play isn't a legitimate handheld gaming device even though it has a solid gaming pad, access to the entire library of SNES, NES, SEGA GENESIS games and most of the N64/PS1 gaming library, access to exclusive android gamesbeing designed around the gaming pad, and hundreds of smaller great games like Plants Vs Zombies is very foolish!dzimm

No, what's foolish is insisting that a device that plays games as a secondary function can compete with dedicated gaming systems.

What about....

Except that PCs were always intended as multiple-function devices and are inherently well-suited for games. Cell phones, generally speaking, are not because games do not mesh well with a cell phone's primary function.

But smartphones were designed for multiple functions in mind....

That is what, you know makes them smart phones

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#123 dzimm
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But smartphones were designed for multiple functions in mind....

That is what, you know makes them smart phones

dercoo

Their primary function is still as a communications device, and they're not inherently well-suited for playing games. So, really, nothing like a PC. Sorry.

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#124 SakusEnvoy
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[QUOTE="dercoo"]

But smartphones were designed for multiple functions in mind....

That is what, you know makes them smart phones

dzimm

Their primary function is still as a communications device, and they're not inherently well-suited for playing games. So, really, nothing like a PC. Sorry.

That rationale sounds really vague to me. The Xperia Play is what it is: a smartphone with a gamepad. Smartphones are multifunctional devices - essentially handheld computers - integrated with a mobile telephone. Its ability to make calls really has no bearing on its gaming capabilities/potential.

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#125 tekken220
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If it can run PSP games, then I would like it more.
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#126 KBFloYd
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[QUOTE="93BlackHawk93"]

lol, phone. :lol:

mD-

Lol, phone:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr0c79JAYBw

does this phone have shoulder buttons? no Z button for N64 games is FAIL

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#127 HFkami
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[QUOTE="mD-"]

[QUOTE="93BlackHawk93"]

lol, phone. :lol:

KBFloYd

Lol, phone:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr0c79JAYBw

does this phone have shoulder buttons? no Z button for N64 games is FAIL

it has two, its made like psp go

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Except that PCs were always intended as multiple-function devices and are inherently well-suited for games. Cell phones, generally speaking, are not because games do not mesh well with a cell phone's primary function.

dzimm

Xperia play was built with gaming in mind though. Anyway I agree TC with phones getting more and more of the capabilities of handhelds soon we may see nintendo being forced to add phone functionality to their handhelds.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=womVjs4Muao&feature=related

^ looks great for a cell phone game and honestly it reminds me of halo with a mix of quake.

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I'm still thinking about getting one, but emulators aren't much of a big deal for me :S Is there anything this thing has to offer besides Emulators? How "solid" is the battery life: How long can I play with it before the battery is empty? And is it true that the Display is dark so you don't see much if it's bright outside? I have an iPhone 3GS, PSP and 3DS ATM and planing on replacing the 3GS with a iPhone 4 or Xperia Play

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Lol just saw it for£519.99, no thanks.

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#131 Another-World
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Xperia Play is just a wannabe product by sony to cash in some of the 'mobile gamer (not a nerd, honest)" croud that the loathsome iphone managed to spawn.

And it's funny how you are pretty chuffed about running emulators on it....I was running emulators on my n95 way back in 2007 :lol:

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#132 tormentos
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So i have Xperia Play for two weeks and its the best handheld i have ever owned. Seriously the problem with handhelds is that they still work like consoles by being a portable device. Xperia Play is like a PC. It doesnt require any slots like handhelds its full based on downloadble media and it works like a pc. You can upgrade the sd card to 32 gb and that doesnt cost much just 50€. Android is like windows now while 3DS is like a console. Its a closed system without any harddrive. For every game you need to change the sd card all the time and every game needs to be put it in a plastic case or something and you have to take them with you + your mobile phone which needs to be charged too.

This concept doesnt fit in our time guys, it only works in kindergarden where kids trade their nintendo sd cards, sd cards let me show them. Xperia Play is the future it works like a handheld but has a free operating system. The only handheld i see hope is ngp since its really gonna be strong and the psn that is up allready has downloadble games too. Nintendo really is missing such a service they cant rely on sd cards in plastic boxes. Also while i am writing this i read gadafis second youngest son is killed by nato man thats uncool :(

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I would love one,there is a neogeo and CPS 1and 2 emulator already,it runs great on my android but the lack of real controls and just touch controls make the games hard to play.
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#133 HFkami
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Xperia Play is just a wannabe product by sony to cash in some of the 'mobile gamer (not a nerd, honest)" croud that the loathsome iphone managed to spawn.

And it's funny how you are pretty chuffed about running emulators on it....I was running emulators on my n95 way back in 2007 :lol:

Another-World

but it has not good controls, my xperia play is better for gaming

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#134 dzimm
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[QUOTE="dzimm"]

Except that PCs were always intended as multiple-function devices and are inherently well-suited for games. Cell phones, generally speaking, are not because games do not mesh well with a cell phone's primary function.

Espada12

Xperia play was built with gaming in mind though.

Except it's shoehorned onto a platform that is not well-suited for gaming.
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#135 Bread_or_Decide
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Well it certainly builds a bridge between phones and hand helds. Adding controls takes care of one of the biggest problems with mobile gaming. It's innovative but may serve more as an inbetween for the next thing. Any casual gamer thinking of getting a 3DS may figure this is better since it's two things in one.
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#136 Bread_or_Decide
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[QUOTE="Espada12"]

[QUOTE="dzimm"]

Except that PCs were always intended as multiple-function devices and are inherently well-suited for games. Cell phones, generally speaking, are not because games do not mesh well with a cell phone's primary function.

dzimm

Xperia play was built with gaming in mind though.

Except it's shoehorned onto a platform that is not well-suited for gaming.

Like shoehorning 3D into a hand held despite the fact that if you move you lose the effect?
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I'm still thinking about getting one, but emulators aren't much of a big deal for me :S Is there anything this thing has to offer besides Emulators? How "solid" is the battery life: How long can I play with it before the battery is empty? And is it true that the Display is dark so you don't see much if it's bright outside? I have an iPhone 3GS, PSP and 3DS ATM and planing on replacing the 3GS with a iPhone 4 or Xperia Play

ArchoNils2

I can't help on those Xperia Play details, but as an iPhone 3G owner who's also contemplated both those options... I think if you've bought a decent number of iPhone games or you're more interested in playing original games, you'd probably be better off sticking with iOS. The iOS game library is still noticeably better than Android's. In the end, the choice will probably come down to which OS you'd rather have and whether physical controls are really a dealbreaker.~

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#138 razgriz_101
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if ff7 is able to be put on those then i might just go annoy vodafone bout it if they have it.Even tekken would be nice tbh or an ace combat cough *2* cough.

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#139 dzimm
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[QUOTE="dzimm"][QUOTE="Espada12"]

Xperia play was built with gaming in mind though.

Bread_or_Decide

Except it's shoehorned onto a platform that is not well-suited for gaming.

Like shoehorning 3D into a hand held despite the fact that if you move you lose the effect?

Quick, tell us how the 3DS sold poorly based on regional numbers! :lol:

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#140 Bread_or_Decide
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[QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"][QUOTE="dzimm"] Except it's shoehorned onto a platform that is not well-suited for gaming.dzimm

Like shoehorning 3D into a hand held despite the fact that if you move you lose the effect?

Quick, tell us how the 3DS sold poorly based on regional numbers! :lol:

3DS European sales 439,206. Not as impressive as saying "3.6 worldidez!"
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#141 ArchoNils2
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[QUOTE="ArchoNils2"]

I'm still thinking about getting one, but emulators aren't much of a big deal for me :S Is there anything this thing has to offer besides Emulators? How "solid" is the battery life: How long can I play with it before the battery is empty? And is it true that the Display is dark so you don't see much if it's bright outside? I have an iPhone 3GS, PSP and 3DS ATM and planing on replacing the 3GS with a iPhone 4 or Xperia Play

SakusEnvoy

I can't help on those Xperia Play details, but as an iPhone 3G owner who's also contemplated both those options... I think if you've bought a decent number of iPhone games or you're more interested in playing original games, you'd probably be better off sticking with iOS. The iOS game library is still noticeably better than Android's. In the end, the choice will probably come down to which OS you'd rather have and whether physical controls are really a dealbreaker.~

Well itis a though decision as we don't know how well Sony pushes the system. If it can offer some decent exclusives and the Android market grows it might be a good addition to my 3GS. On the other hand I haven't seen a single mobile phone that comes close to the almost perfect touch screen control of the 3GS :S Anyone knows how much better Apps run on a iPhone 4? Anyone knows when to expect iPhone 5? :S it's hard to chose a new mobile phone :/ I'm afraid I end up getting both xD

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#142 wakefulness
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[QUOTE="Another-World"]

Xperia Play is just a wannabe product by sony to cash in some of the 'mobile gamer (not a nerd, honest)" croud that the loathsome iphone managed to spawn.

And it's funny how you are pretty chuffed about running emulators on it....I was running emulators on my n95 way back in 2007 :lol:

HFkami

but it has not good controls, my xperia play is better for gaming

Sony made a few patents back in 2006, 2007 and they have the patent on PS controls and the sensitive dual analog pads for the XPlay.

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#143 Yo-gan
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The fact your refering to 3DS/DS games as SD cards really shows (although I get the logic your trying to get at, as foolish as it is) that you really don't have a clue what your talking about.
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#144 HFkami
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[QUOTE="dzimm"]

[QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"] Like shoehorning 3D into a hand held despite the fact that if you move you lose the effect? Bread_or_Decide

Quick, tell us how the 3DS sold poorly based on regional numbers! :lol:

3DS European sales 439,206. Not as impressive as saying "3.6 worldidez!"

yeah europeans are looking for phones instead of handhelds

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#145 Timstuff
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[QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"][QUOTE="dzimm"]

Quick, tell us how the 3DS sold poorly based on regional numbers! :lol:

HFkami

3DS European sales 439,206. Not as impressive as saying "3.6 worldidez!"

yeah europeans are looking for phones instead of handhelds

Sony has always done well in Europe so it's the perfect market for the Xperia Play.