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I've had nothing but good from Sony Ericsson phones, and the PSP is a great device. If anyone can turn Android around for gaming (who are already in the phone m
by electromagnetic 16y ago
I've had nothing but good from Sony Ericsson phones, and the PSP is a great device. If anyone can turn Android around for gaming (who are already in the phone market) it would be Sony as they're the only one with a true credibility on games and an existing history of portable gaming.
I'd also prefer to be playing PSP-quality games rather than the many atrocious pay-for-flash games you can play for free online . . . but not on an iPhone/Pad because it doesn't support flash.
Edit: I remember saying this before, why can my PSP do flash but an iPad can't . . . well I guess this is my answer, a phone in a PSP.