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Mobile karaoke is karaoke application based on J2ME for mobile phones (aka cell phones). It is based on MIDP 2.0 and the karaoke extensions to the MIDI standard. Nearly every J2ME MIDP 2.0 capable device is able to run this application.
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Since you have no rendering control in Java MIDP this library provides components on which you can control the look&feel. Full MIDP compatible (Works on all MIDP JVM). Small: Adds only 50-60k to a midlet. Fast to learn and to use (full javadoc).
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Rekursiv Sudoku is written in J2ME with MIDP 2.0. Sudoku is a placement puzzle game. Solvable sudoku puzzles are frequently published in news papers. This software creates new sudoku puzzles available in ordinary mobile phones with Java.
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...It lets you save persistent data in your MIDlets without even knowing what a RecordStore is. You can create a structure of directories and access files through names and paths (MIDP 1.0 and above).
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jSimpleDice
IMPORTANT NOTICE: this project new home is now on github.
jSimpleDice is a Java MIDP 1.0 application that simulates a d10, a simple dice (d6), besides a janken-pon game and a "flip coin". PRC available for PalmOS 4+. -
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This is a 2d tile-based RPG (Role Playing Game) engine targetted at the J2ME / MIDP application platforms (PDAs, java-enabled cellphones) but is also cabable of running on a J2SE enabled platform (either applet or stand alone java app).
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Fly a WWI plane to take out targets on the ground and in the air with destructable terrain and other goodies. A port of While True d.o.o.'s award winning game for Nokia Series 60 phones to the MIDP 2.0 standard for J2ME-capable devices.
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An engine/framework for isometric games (like japanese RPGs) for mobile devices supporting J2ME (MIDP 1.0). This engine will manage maps, objects and characters. A full Action-RPG using this library is going to be released... Stay tuned...
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It is a game framework on the cell phone, develop using j2me, base on CLDC and MIDP, it will be a general framework, and will be some special sub game engine on it.
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mobileTV is a J2ME clone of the game "Mad TV". You manage a TV station and tasks include (among others): planning the program, placing ads & producing your own shows and series. mobileTV requires MIDP 2.0.
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CHAIN (CHAllenging and INtelligent) is a software systems fully developed in J2ME MIDP 1.0. By this systems one can quickly develop role-playing games (RPG) with very involving 3D graphics for mobile phones which mount the java virtual machine.
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GAEM stands for Graphical Adventure tiny-Engine for Mobiles. Its main use is to read some text files and images and generate the game. It's being developed in J2ME under CLDC/MIDP environment.
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Jamos Games is a collection of games for Java-enabled mobile phones. It is our intent that all games should work on all J2ME MIDP 1.0 phones.
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Java Tiny Gfx Library (JTGL) is a graphic fundation framework (a graphics/gaming api) that will allow easy deployment/porting of applications/games on many environments: J2SE,J2ME/MIDP(Nokia,Siemens,BlackBerry),SuperWaba(Palm,PPC,Symbian),ExEn,DoJa,etc..
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LucidEngine is a simple layer over MIDP compatible phones that will let you write simple and old fashioned games using a specific language. Every game you'll develop will basically work on all the devices (even not phones) LucidEngine as been ported.
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The J2MEGL (Java 2 Micro Edition Game Library) is a high-customizable library to speed up the development process involved in games when dealing with repainting, sprites and movement. It is based on the MIDP-1.0 specification.
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JimmyGo is an SGF viewer (games of Go) for the J2ME platform, designed to run on phones and PDAs as a MIDP/MIDlet. It downloads games over the network, manages a small local database of games, and displays the games. Includes a minimal SGF parser.
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n-able is a cross platform J2ME middleware, providing all the leading edge features required to produce high quality, innovative and addictive 2D & 3D wireless games and applications. It supports MIDP 1.0/2.0, MMAPI & the J2ME Game API.
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A set of classes and tools aimed at making it easier to develop MIDlet games (J2ME MIDP 2, for cellullars, PDA:s...) Classes include extended sprites and maps, tools will be a mapeditor and a spriteanimator.
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MID(Disc)Golf is a golf score-keeping application for mobile phones with J2ME/MIDP, allowing you to easily keep score out on the course. Although very usable for ball golf and derivatives, it's designed specifically with disc golf in mind.
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It's a game for MIDP 2.0 (yet) compliant devices. The goal is to create PvP multiplayer game over Bluetooth in which players'll have to manipulate few tanks simultaneously in order to destroy enemy's flag.
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Caissa is a project for development of a mobile internet chess client which targets devices supporting Java MIDP 2.0 (or later). The client supports mainly the Free Internet Chess Server (FICS) but other chess servers may also be supported later.
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A portable application for JavaME/MIDP-enabled devices (including most mobile phones) that enables you to browse an XML database of geocache information—in particular, the Pocket Query data generated by the geocaching.com web site—wherever you go.
