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This is a simple pinball game, where the letters of NEXT must be lit to go higher level. Source: Pictures: http://photopin.com/ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/rena78/2598303891/) Sounds: http://www.freesfx.co.uk/ http://www.freesound.org/
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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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Razor! for Palm devices is a development framework for games. It can be used with both CodeWarrior and PRC Tools. It supports sprites, music, hard keys, timing, events... Check it out!
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Award winning commercial game Bomber for Nokia Series 60 is now available for free complete with full source code (J2ME). Fly WWI plane in world with realistic physics, destructable terrain and other goodies.
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Pacman Game for J2ME enabled cellular phones. A CS 329 - Software Engineering II project for the University of Illinois.
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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.
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