The NVIDIA Alliance Sony PS2 game will be landed on the Android platform

(Compiled/Katy fish) According to overseas media reports, Google's Android platform will usher in Sony's PS2 game landing. reported that the Nvidia launch of the Tegra Zone application platform will support Sony's PlayStation Suite service, including in the future compatible run PS2 games.　　This means that in the future, smartphones and tablets using Nvidia Tegra and Google Android will be able to run many of the classics from the Sony gaming camp, including PS1 and PS2. Sony was the first PlayStation Suite to be unveiled in January this year, a cross-platform service for Sony's games, primarily to allow certified PS Classic games to be legitimately landed on Android devices.　　But Sony said the service would only be open to Xperia Play, which uses Android's Android phone. The arrival of Nvidia also confirms another rumor that Sony is developing a tablet that carries the Nvidia Tegra and Google Android--so that the revival of the huge PS2 gaming library becomes more meaningful.