If you’re an Android user, you’re in luck if you want to have your 3DS AR Cards handy with you all the time! A developer has released a 3DS AR Cards app on the Android Market for those who have a 3DS and wish to have those nifty AR Cards with them. Its also convenient for those like myself, who are prone to lose pieces of paper like the 6 AR Cards that come with the 3DS.
Recently I picked up the Samsung Galaxy S Captivate (i896) smartphone at a local Rogers Wireless store. Once the box is opened and you look at the phone, the first thing you notice is the gorgeously large 4″ Super AMOLED screen that Samsung chose to use for this phone.
Sony’s Xperia Play, also known as the Playstation Phone is getting a launch window of March and will be available on Verizon before any other carriers. It has yet to have a price pinned on this device but so far it looks like a decent advice. Continue reading
Tiger Labs has made a proof of concept DS emulator which is pretty neat! The only thing is that the games run really slow on this emulator. They anticipate to be ready in 2012. Some improvements can be found in making new processors and phones that will be able to keep up with the intensive floating-point calculations that DS games use. Now lets see how long it takes someone to make a 3DS/PSP2 emulator!
Android phones running 2.3 Gingerbread and higher are to gain access to the PlayStation Network Store and also the PlayStation Suite, which means Android users will have access to PS1 and PlayStation Quality games, states Sony. Continue reading
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