First naturally it looks much like most of today's smartphones do albeit like me a bit. Chunkier around the middle.

I got one last week as well, its a decent enough phone and yeah the emulation is excellent.Get the FPSCE, the play station emulator its about 3 quid but excellent. Been playing tekken 3 /legacy of Kain and starflight on the meg (genesis AD emulator for that). The meg/MAME emulators have some netplay stuff as well so must check that out. To be honest the main draw is that I can play emulators on a phone without having to use virtual buttons, (the controls are excellent).And it means I dont have to carry another console/handheld as well. Virtual Breadboard Full Cracked Apk. To be honest the DS emulators are a bit hit and miss. Nintendo stuff isnt bad, but the Meg/SMS have this horrible issue where the screen isn't shrunk down, so you have to use the shoulderbuttons to scroll the screen.

C64 uses frodo (the most over-rated c64 emu ever) which would only seem to load a few disk images out of the load I tried.Most of the emulators are a few years old and havent been updated in years) I'm guessing the PSP is better, but I've never been able to get a cheap one(they're out there, but I keep missing them!). Btw having had a DS as my main portable emulation device the last few years I can say the Play is way WAY better.

Hang on.how are PSP's easier to install emulators on?? On the play you go to android market, download it (its free most times).Connect the Phone to your pc by cable and copy the roms across.done!

It doesnt have to be modded, fiddled with and you dont have to hope someone sticks a game into it that overwrites the firmware and you have to mod it again! (as happened to a mate of mine!) Its all about whether you want to carry around and maintain 2 devices for phone/emulation. If you do, yeah the SII is grand for apps, and is a great phone (the missus has one and its lovely), but good luck playing with on screen buttons.If you want an all in one device then the Play is perfect as its a decent (if not overpowered) phone and the controls are perfect for any games I've thrown at it so far. I'm afraid I am very anti-convergence. That is to say, I don't like having all my devices merge into one, always resulting in compromises. The Iphone is a great example.

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