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Wipeout was one of my favorite PS1 game, back in the days. And, I would never have thought, that one day, I'll play the game on a mobile phone. The game I'm playing is for the N64 version emulator. I used the Retroarch app for android.
Mobile phone, have become so powerful that you can even play console games on it. I really like the razer phone. I like the design, the color and of course the specs. And, to be frank, I'm impress by android too. It's the most stable version that I've used.
I've always prefered iOS. Because, it's more stable despite the phone design not changed for couple of years now. In the past, I've used nokia, treos, siemens, samsung, blackberry etc. The only reason, I decided to try out the Razer phone because I was disappointed with the iphone 8 and X design.
I understand, that Apple might be reluctance to change what's everyone already used to. It's also their philosophy to only do increment product improvement. I'll be looking forward, in a couple of years in the future to see what'll they come out with.
One thing to note is that, you can't install retroarch or kodi on the iPhone. You'll have to go through loops to have it on your phone. At the same time, the android phone doesn't have the free garageband or iMovie. Which is my most used app.
Each phone have their high and low points. And, for gaming, the iPhone latest processor isn't that bad either. That's why if you like retro games and kodi, you're better off with an android phone. You can download and play 1000s of retro games which doesn't need big memory.
If you want mobile gaming, then the Razer with its 120 ghz booster capabilities are a plus!
I haven't even talk about Razer phone speakers and the sound capabilities. You'll have to hear it for yourself to believe it. It's pretty loud and with the latest tech HDR 5.1 surround sound for watching Netflix. And, Dolby Atmos for audiophiles if you have the THX certified headphones and hardware.
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