| Soundwave said: Nintendo's going to make a hybrid platform that runs the same games (so no console/hh distinction) anymore, I think that's pretty much the worst kept secret in the industry right now. I'm not sure if playing Android games on a dedicated game handheld makes any sense ... I already have my phone which plays those games, so why would I carry a second device to play the same games on if that's what I was really interested in? And I'm interested in more complex games that require physical controls, odds are I'm not going to be playing Angry Birds on it as that sort of defeats the point. |
See the Xperia Play. It could do PSP games and Android games, plus it had physical controls. Sony's new handheld being a hybrid that can do exclusive new games along with older Vita/PSP games, not to mention the huge library of Android games (most of which suck, but there are a few good ones here and there) is certainly possible.
You're Gonna Carry That Weight.
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