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------- 6th Feb 2026 ---------- gamepad support added = Mario_NES_Gamepad_Supported.zip require minimum java 1.8 after starting game with java.exe -jar "Mario.jar" in the main screen you can press z and x to chagen levels -------- settings if u check "skip this next time" and if u want to bring it back simply delete the file "Settings.txt" ( the file is create when u launch game and start game ) -------- controlls : z = run / fire x = jump arrows : left = go left down : duck right = go right i = show controlls menu g = show gamepad buttons -------- this is not for android game , its for windows , mac os and linux

Game framework including 1, 2 and multi-players modes which doesn't involve any central server, so peer-to-peer multi-players equivalent! Java environment (v. 1.5+ @ java.sun.com) Including a multi-platform API. Imaging capabilities provided by Java Advanced Imaging (JAI) and 3D support provided by the LWJGL (www.lwjgl.org) API.

iTron is a clone of the KDE Game kTron. You can play iTron against yor friend. iTron is written in Java, therefore it should work on Windows and Mac OS, too. iTron works without installation, the downloaded ZIP file must be unpacked before running the .jar file. iTron is available in German and English. To run iTron, a current Version of Java Runtime Environment is needed, download from www.java.com. Also check out kTron for Linux: http://www.kde.org/applications/games/ktron iTron has been tested on WinXP, Vista and Windows 7. ...

This is a 2D shooting action game for two players for GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows. Current release written in C++ using the SDL library with its extensions. Next release will be in Java.

This game runs on J2ME platform, requires MIDP2.0. The test of this game is success on Motorola e398 and C975, I cannot guarantee it can perform well on other mobile phones.

Spontane is a 2d fast-paced fighting game, for play on your local computer, LAN, or Internet, on any OS which runs Java. Similar to Nintendo's Super Smash Bros.

WAGćF provides low-level services required by the wireless games of today. Includes animation; collision detection; fields, gravity; mass effects: inertia, momentum; rotation; and a simple rule-based mechanism to add modular game logic components.