Developers who want to make games for the Xperia Play and happen to be visual learners are in luck. Sony Ericsson has announced the availability of training videos that are designed to help everyone get started and pick up some valuable skills. The videos are available through design3, a game development portal. Unfortunately, a subscription’s
A joint venture between a respected Japanese electronics corporation and a Swedish telecommunications firm has given Google a significant pat on the back. Sony Ericsson in fact declared Android the “best development platform” late last week.
Granted, Sony Ericsson’s standing in the mobile industry isn’t what it once was, and so its support might not count for a whole lot these days. Still, it’s hard to disregard what an entity with Sony Ericsson’s history has to say.
It’s a good time to be a developer, or at least a PSP2 developer who’s on Sony’s good side, judging from a new report. Sony’s supposed to have given out PSP2 hardware to some developers so that they can take an early crack at making games. Rob Crossley wrote earlier this week, “Sony has handed
