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This is an implementation of Same Game (Jawbreaker) for Android 1.6+ Works on all non-tablet resolutions and is suitable for QVGA devices.
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Treasure Hunter! is a game I'm working on for the android platform. It's my first major application, as well as my first android app.
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Educational game to learn the times table. Makes learning the times table fun! Based on the famous mobile game “Snake”. Dutch version available on: https://sourceforge.net/projects/rekenworm/
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Mobile Sudoku Solver is a Java (J2ME) application for solving, designing and playing Sudoku puzzle game on mobile devices. It can find all the solutions available and hold them all in memory. You can select one of them, edit and solve it again.
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mobilenonogram is a version of Nonogram for Java(J2ME)-enabled mobile phones with a display resolution of at least 144x144
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Cpairs is pairs game run on j2me with configuration midp2.0 and cldc1.1. Cpairs is best to play on mobile phone that suport j2me. The game is just to pair tiles as fast as posible. This project is just coding for fun.
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This game (not finished) was based on fiction characters to create a mixture between maze/puzzle and action to play in mobile phones (j2me).
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Falling blocks game clone, designed for J2ME devices with 176x208 resolution or greater, programmed with Nokia 6630, but should run on any MIDP 2.0 devices.
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Drag the centre shape to it's matching counterpart. A simple puzzle exercise for children which runs on any Android-powered mobile phone.
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The game is intended for people who want to improve their memory abilities. This is old school NOKIA 3310 pairs game redesign project written in java (j2me/midp2).
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Sudoku Mania! A fully customizable sudoku game written in java. Create your own themes using Xml. 6 squares, 8 , 9, 16? No problem. Show numbers, letters, or even pictures. Print Sudokus to go and much more. Available for Cell Phones and PDA's too.
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PocketGames aims to provide an extended library for several games, so that they can be used with PocketPC, Linux, Windows Mobile, Web Based systems, Windows, etc.
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GPL MIDlet games collection. This name was initially choosen because we wanted to port Frozen Bubble to MIDlet devices. But there is already such a port, done by Glenn Sanson. The original idea remains but we want to use this space for other MIDlet games
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This is a small game where you have to find your way out of a labyrinth. Collect as much money as possible and find the secret! Then you can search for the finish. Beat your best friend on three maps bigger than 1,587,500 px²! Have a lot of fun!
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Java (J2ME) implementation of Yahtzee board game on your mobile phone with remarkable graphics and sound. Support provided for screen sizes of 128x96 up to 176x188.
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Mobile Sudoku is a J2ME implementation of the popular Sudoku puzzle game. Play it anywhere on your mobile phone. Features include: game generation, game solving, auto-annotation, user-set difficulty levels, and an easy to use interface.
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Yet another SUDOKU-Puzzle. Ported to J2ME for mobile phones with small displays (128x128) and slow processor. Supports different layers of difficulty and annotations. The next step should be a multiplayer version, with competitive solving via bluetooth.
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