Tegra 2 phones confirmed to support the Sony PlayStation Suite

By George Wong on 03/11/2011 02:24 PDT

PlayStation Suite coming to Tegra 2 PlayStation Suite arriving on NVIDIA Tegra 2 phones. According to an announcement on the NVIDIA Tegra Zone news portal, Sony will be bringing their PlayStation Suite to Tegra 2 phones later this year. The PlayStation Suite is an app store that will sell Sony games specially designed for the Xperia Play and other supported Android phones. Quite a surprising move considering that the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play phone doesn’t even run on a Tegra 2 processor itself, but you can expect more devices to be added to the list of supported phones when it is finally launched. Does this mean future Sony Ericsson phones will run on Tegra 2 processors? Possibly. Either way, if you’re an owner of a Tegra 2 Android phone, you’re destined to enjoy gaming goodness from the Sony PlayStation Suite.

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