Sony Ericsson announces 20 new games for the Xperia PLAY
We told you recently that the popular indie game, 'Minecraft', would be coming as an exclusive for the Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY. But today, SE announced another 19 titles coming out for their gaming-centric mobile device.
In addition to 'Minecraft', there are 9 other exclusive titles coming to the Xperia PLAY, including: 'Battlefield: Bad Company 2', 'Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six', 'Desert Winds', 'Ruined', 'Icebreaker', 'Sleepy Jack', 'Cracking Sands', 'Armageddon Squadron 2', and an "unnamed fighting game" from Khaeon Gamestudio.
The other, non-exclusive titles include: 'Pocket Legends', 'Star Legends: The Black Star Chronicles', 'Eternal Legacy', 'Guns n Glory 2', 'Dungeon Hunter', 'Pocket RPG', 'D.A.R.K.', 'Samurai II: Vengeance', 'Vendetta Online', 'Order & Chaos', 'Happy Vikings', 'A Ball Game', and 'Lumines'.
Steve Walker, head of marketing at Sony Ericsson, said that "As Xperia PLAY becomes available to Verizon Wireless customers in the U.S., the portfolio of great games continues to grow." And, in addition to the aforementioned titles, SE confirmed that many more PlayStation 1 titles will become available in the future.
source: Sony Ericsson
In addition to 'Minecraft', there are 9 other exclusive titles coming to the Xperia PLAY, including: 'Battlefield: Bad Company 2', 'Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six', 'Desert Winds', 'Ruined', 'Icebreaker', 'Sleepy Jack', 'Cracking Sands', 'Armageddon Squadron 2', and an "unnamed fighting game" from Khaeon Gamestudio.
Steve Walker, head of marketing at Sony Ericsson, said that "As Xperia PLAY becomes available to Verizon Wireless customers in the U.S., the portfolio of great games continues to grow." And, in addition to the aforementioned titles, SE confirmed that many more PlayStation 1 titles will become available in the future.
To get a look at these titles in action on the Xperia PLAY, keep an eye on the E3 expo from June 7th to the 9th, where Sony Ericsson will be offering hands-on looks at these and more.
source: Sony Ericsson
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