Upon its debut, the Xperia Play experienced from deficiencies in game game titles which were suitable for its built-in gamepad. As the selection has enhanced substantially since its beginning, the querry is still: it would be great when the phone supported any Android game you put in internet marketing Question no more, because that is what GameKeyboard 2. has. Yes, the application requires root access, but many importantly, it enables customers to map on-screen touch remotes towards the Xperia Play's physical gamepad. While it's slightly cumbersome to create the very first time, anyone who has ever set up an emulator having a USB game controller will feel at home. GameKeyboard 2. costs $2.49 within the Play Store, and when you would like a fast summary of the way it all works, just hop the break for any video. Individuals who proceed using the download will even take advantage of written instructions (for root access and configuration) within the xda-designers forums.
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