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The editors liked
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play comes with an unskinned variant of Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)
And the strong hardware set of the camera can take a couple of blows from a frustrated gamer.
Pleasant feel to button presses
Attractive chassis
Strong speakers
Decent music player
Stock Android is very smooth
With few bugs
The gamepad is wellbuilt and works exactly like you would expect it to
Speakers are of above average quality
And that really adds to the gameplay experience
The
Fun to use
Affordable games
Good price
Gingerbread
Battery Life
Feels solid for a sliding phone
Buttons afford much better control in certain types of games
Phone gives a new platform for old-school favorites like Crash Bandicoot
Analog pads are an innovative compromise
The screen is a good size
Front Camera is nice for video calling
Internet Speeds Are Good
Gaming controller is kind of cool
Controller makes this phone feel like a dedicated gaming device
Nice camera
Great sound quality
This handheld video game console from Sony is also a cell phone
The dedicated slide-out gaming pad helps provide as close a gaming experience as the likes of a Sony PSP or Nintendo DS Lite that we’ve seen on a smartphone....
Android 2.3 out of the gate
Fast in regular Android
Good UI tweaks like folders
PlayStationlike experience in the best cases
Solid gamepad controls
Reasonably good battery life
Stock version of Android 2.3 Gingerbread
Fast processor
Gamepad
Gameplay hits a whole new level for cell phones because of the integrated slideout controller
Gamepad is a terrific way to play. Latest version of Android. Overall solid specs
Slide-out gamepad
Stock Android 2.3
Gamepad is a terrific way to play. Latest version of Android. Overall solid specs.
Fast performance
Big
Bright screen
Great for mobile gaming
Long battery life
Great gaming controller
Sharp display
Excellent speakers
Atttractive and solid build
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Android 2.3 largely untouched
Gamepad is snappy
Crash Bandicoot is still addictive
Gamepad works wellStereo speakersGood graphics performance
Dedicated gaming controls
Large high resolution screen
Unskinned version of Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) makes us happy. Sturdy hardware stands up to a frustrated gamer's kungfu grip
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play ships with Android 2.3 Gingerbread without a complicated overlay. It has a slide-out game pad that makes gameplay more immersive
And it comes preloaded with popular game titles like Crash Bandicoot and Asphalt 6. Features in
Slide-out game controller
Clean Android install
Vibrant 4.0-inch LCD
Attractive Sony styling
Acceptable 5.1-megapixel camera
Dedicated game controller
Able to run numerous old emulator games with gamepad keymapping
Excellent stereo loudspeakers
Very good photo quality
The editors didn't like
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play doesn’t have the 720p video recording ability
Which now a days is standard in many of the smartphone releases. The wireless data here is not the latest faster 4G
It’s the conventional slower 3G.Random PostsTags
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L and R buttons are a little awkward
Making games like Battle Bears cumbersome to play
None of the buttons are backlit
Screen is on the dim side
The gaming controller can be awkward when you think a keyboard should be there
My review unit came with a 2gig card and wouldn't let me put many games on it
Conclusions & Final Thoughts
As much as I like this one
I think unless you are very interested
Volume button placement not optimal
Controller doesn't work with all games
Display could be brighter
Notification LED oddly placed
The Sony Ericsson Xperia does not allow you to watch movies or television shows.
Downloading and storing games can be a tad confusing due to the various platforms you can purchase them from.Look and Feel...
Unexceptional gaming performance on a phone that needs it
Minuscule mixed PlayStation Suitenative game library right now
Subpar camera
Especially knowing Sony Ericsson's other models
Underwhelming call quality.
Thick and clunky
Cheap build quality
Lack of gaming titles available
Lacking 4G LTE and a dualcore processor
This advanced device could become dated quickly.
Doesn't integrate with the world of PlayStation. Not the latest graphics hardware. A bit thick and heavy.
No LTE support
Small internal memory
Small Android buttons
Analog touch joystick not very responsive
Lacks 4G
Doesn't support video chat apps yet
No dual core CPU and no 4G LTE
Bulky
Menu navigation stutters
PlayStation Suite needs work
Dim
Woeful screenLack of compelling contentPoor video recording (no 720p)
Weight
Lack of brightness
Not the best use of Gingerbread
Lacks 720p video recording capability
Now a standard in smartphone releases. Wireless data is slower 3G standard
Not 4G. Only one PlayStation title available at launch
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play's touch-screen gaming controls are not as responsive and precise as we would like
Forcément, en faisant le pari de miser sur deux tableaux, on s'attendait à ce que ce Xperia Play ne soit pas parfait, mais il faut tout de même admettre qu'il s'en sort plutôt pas mal.La manette, bien que perfectible du point de vue ergonomique, apporte u...
Android 2.3, L'interface spéciale pour le jeu, La PlayStation Suite, L'autonomie annoncée, plutôt correcte
La résolution de l'écran
Equipé en conséquence, le Xperia Play remplit sa mission de smartphone haut la main. Il offre également des fonctions multimédias solides à compléter par l’installation d’un lecteur multiformats. Côté jeu, les bases sont également bien présentes. Le c...
Rapidité excellente dans les jeux, Interface agréable à utiliser, Contrôles plus efficaces dans les jeux qu'un smartphone tout tactile, Catalogue de jeux plus conséquent que le market habituel, Bonne qualité sonore
Ergonomie en jeu encore inférieure à une vraie console portable, Difficile de ne pas se perdre dans le triple catalogue, Jeux PSP incompatibles, PSN à racheter...
Premier smartphone à mettre les pieds dans le plat, l'Xperia Play, fort de l'expérience de Sony dans le jeu vidéo, déboule dans le monde du vrai jeu. C'eut été merveilleux si le Play ne se perdait pas en voulant confronter l'ergonomie d'un smartphone à...
Le « smartphone Playstation » a tellement buzzé durant de long mois qu'on est presque déçu par cet Xperia Play. Pourtant, Sony Ericsson nous offre là un terminal bien au-dessus de son Xperia X10 avec un Android Gingerbread 2.3 extrêmement réactif et surto...
Prise en main (hors L et R), Finition / qualité photo, Surcouche Sony Ericsson, Bonne autonomie
Accès des gâchettes L et R, Pas de marché unifié pour les jeux, Pads tactiles / Poids / Capture vidéo
Sony Ericsson Xperia PlayLes plus+ Prise en main (hors L et R)+ Finition / qualité photo+ Surcouche Sony Ericsson+ Bonne autonomieLes moins- Accès des gâchettes L et R- Pas de marché unifié pour les jeux- Pads tactiles / Poids / Capture vidéo3Fonctionnali...
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