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Old 07 January 2006, 21:59   #1
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Exclamation Pixel perfect conversions of amiga games for symbian s60 phones... grab 'em!

Did you know that the fellows over http://www.magic-productions.fr/ are converting amiga games? pixel/sound perfect symbian games, not java crappola
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Another World
Cannon Fodder
Magic Puz (not sure this is amiga, but it's very nice)
Nebulus
QWAK
Stormlord
NEW ready to buy: Captain Dynamo

all of these are also available at http://www.handango.com !

And in WIP: Indigo
Invasion (looks like an Alien Breed clone)

I just bought 'em at http://www.themobilegamer.co.uk (symbian section) , for 5.8e each, 4+1 gift... we are talking high quality stuff here! if you have the hardware/$ they worth it!

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Old 07 January 2006, 23:09   #2
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Erm, Symbian games still use J2ME (Jave 2 Micro Edition), just like all other modern phones.
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Old 08 January 2006, 00:03   #3
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No they don't. They write directly to the Symbian API.
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Old 08 January 2006, 00:04   #4
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Looks great. Now if only I saw a use for games on mobile phones... I'd rather read when I have nothing else to do, I'll play games with a PS2 controller in my hands.
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Old 08 January 2006, 00:05   #5
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As for symbian + java:

http://www.developer.com/ws/other/article.php/1574201
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Old 08 January 2006, 01:25   #6
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Looks great. Now if only I saw a use for games on mobile phones... I'd rather read when I have nothing else to do, I'll play games with a PS2 controller in my hands.
How about when you're at work and can't play a handheld because you're supposed to be working, but can play a game on the phone because people think you're doing something work-related with it?
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Old 08 January 2006, 03:16   #7
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Erm, Symbian games still use J2ME (Jave 2 Micro Edition), just like all other modern phones.
you cannot be more wrong...
it's like comparing assemply code to logo code... lol
it's like having WHDLOAD on my N6600!

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Old 08 January 2006, 10:16   #8
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i'll never play a game on a mobile.. EVER... i find it to be one of the most unsatisfying things to do. its either the real thing or its nothing.
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Old 08 January 2006, 10:21   #9
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Puzzle Bobble....

That is THE only game I play on my mobile, and the only time is when I'm stood in the playground waiting for the school bell to go so I can take my kids home
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I agree with blade002, don't really like playing games on a mobile. The controls usually suck, to be expected though.

Although as bippym has said, Puzzle Bubble is quite good on a mobile phone.

There are loads of Sega remakes available also. Haven't tried any yet but Wonder Boy would be cool:

http://www.segamobile.com/
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Old 09 January 2006, 14:34   #11
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you are both wrong, having a good mobile with good hardware is a great gaming experience, phone+games
good phones for games are N6600, N70, E60, E61 all nokia and all having joysticks...
n6600 has a 104mhz arm cpu, n70 a 230 one and the E's perhaps a 300+ one, I am not sure...
see some symbian games on a friend and then make conclusions...

not to mention that some ex-amiga programmers have gone symbian, like http://www.idreams.pl/main.php having amiga techics in games...
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Old 09 January 2006, 15:47   #12
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I have to agree with Blade002 and DamienD. Theres just something I dont like about gaming on a phone. I gave it a good go but its just not for me.
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really? with what device? with a symbian devide is like having a gp2x with a phone, but with less convenient controls...
I don't won't to sound like an a$$ but there are major key differences with java and phones with OS... also this new JAVA3D games for the newer phones (with os or without) is just great... VERY VERY amazing and the games are very high in quality, I never thought java would be so smooth, nice and 3D... lol
just my 2c...
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Yeah I have a N70 and the games on that are v.good.. althought you do have to pick and choose the games though.. some work really well.. but others are a bit knobby!
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Hi people,

i was quite amazed to see a post talking about our company ^^ . We are a bunch of Amiga/Atari lovers and old amiga/atari coders/graphist/musician.

To make a little precision these games are not java at all but Symbian, that means written in C++ directly accessing the hardware much more powerful than the J2ME, all our ports are working like originals and sometime better !(take a look at Another World). We are able to do lot of stuff thats' its not possible in J2ME like playing mod, sfx, packing/unpacking, use some ASM. Theses games are going to be available on Smartphones and pocketpc very soon too.

We have recently signed Indigo with stéphane, I really think its going to be great on mobile ! More games are going to follow quite soon

Amiga for life ( and Atari as well but less :-) )


PS : Magic Puz is a homemade game as Invasion.
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ah, nice to see you are watching the forums
your games rock man!
I wish though you had somekind of save function in Qwak! lol
any plans for other games?
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hehe still an amiga lover

Yes it was a mistake to not put an autosave in QWAK :-/

A lot of projects and lot of classics .... next one captain dynamo
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captain dynamo??? just checked the whd version, it is very nice! I'mm gonna put it in my favorites... can't wait to play it on my 6600!
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n6600 has a 104mhz arm cpu, n70 a 230 one and the E's perhaps a 300+ one, I am not sure...
see some symbian games on a friend and then make conclusions...
Only phone I have seen that is well set for playing games (not just capable but feels OK to do so) is Ngage QD... what CPU was that? It was crap as a phone I guess but fine for games....
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Only phone I have seen that is well set for playing games (not just capable but feels OK to do so) is Ngage QD... what CPU was that? It was crap as a phone I guess but fine for games....
it has the same 104mhz arm cpu like the 6600/3650/7650/3660/6620/7610/3230 and it runs SymbianOS 6.1 ... frankly it's the NOKIA s60 platform, just added a 8way joypad and about 1,5MB more ram than all the others. many of it's games play perfeclty on other phones, (need cracking though to bypass machine detection) and some run with bad colors (ngage/3660/7650-4096 colors, all others 64k+ colors)
as for the phone functionality it's the standar nokia s60 one, so it is very very very good... if you choose to ignore it's shape that is
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