Jason Leyanna gives a hands on account of the Xperia Play.
"I talk about the 5 weirdest Sony PlayStation devices. From weird business choices, to just weird in general! What devices from Sony do you think are the weirdest? Do you agree with us?" -- PlayStation Enthusiast
I think the PSP was weird in itself. I mean the tech was cool and all with the UmD, but Sony often pushes its own media with their consoles and doesn't always find success. The memory stick duo was and is expensive as hell.
I agree. What a weird idea lol. Seems like they were mainly just trying to be unique.
It's not always the device that's the weird part. Could also be the timing (PSP Go) and the lack of marketing (PSTV). Makes you really wonder what was the point of following through with releasing these things. Xperia phone could have been something special, then Sony didn't fully support it. WHY!? lol. Just weird.
Wonderbook is weird, but that easy platinum though!
I used to own a psp..first 1000 then 2000 then 3000 then after that I had a psp go and then I finally got a ps vita brand new..then lost that and the later in the year or month got a new used version of the Vita...so the journey has been really out there for me for the systems I used to own..all of them were great in there own special way..
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For anyone using iOS, I suggest you try the stock android experience offered with the nexus 4. I used to prefer iOS but android has more customization and very recently competitive build quality.
I've had my Xperia Play for 4 months now and I really like it except for 3 things. The first being the Wifi reciever which is terrible, has a very limited range, strength and frequently drops out. It also lacks internal memory. With about 100 apps on my phone all on the SD card, I'm just about out of inbuilt memory because most apps leave a bit behind on the phone. 400MB or so just isn't enough. The third thing is the lack of RAM. 512mb is still pretty much the standard, but on many occasions I've found it running slow with mininal RAM remaining.
In my opinion, a slightly lighter, slightly thinner phone with at 8GB internal memory, 1GB RAM and a better wifi reciever the Play would be one of the best phones available even without the playstation controls.