Category Archives: Wireless Space

Again, another excellent Pocketgamer article. This time, the article focuses on Brew and Java. I may be biased since I have 2 years plus of extensive J2ME experience. But I believe that Brew will still occupy a small percentage of … Continue reading →

After playing countless mobile games, I have no problem agreeing with the writer of this Pocketgamer article on the 10 movie mobile games that are not rubbish. I’ve played at least half of the games on that list and all … Continue reading →

This Gamesondeck.com article announces that Megaman 2 is finally here for the mobile phones. Capcom Releases Mega Man II For Mobile [06.15.07] Capcom Interactive has announced the North American release of Mega Man II for mobile phones. Considered by many … Continue reading →

I definitely think so and Andrew Stein from Popcap certainly agrees with me on that. That is why a good place to get free mobile games is to stop by www.gamejump.com. Gamejump is a great website for you to get … Continue reading →

This article certainly thinks so. Why the future of mobile gaming is cross-platform The worlds of online and mobile games are converging – and fast! by Stuart Dredge This week, Electronic Arts formed a new casual gaming division called, logically … Continue reading →

Having had a chance to play a few Korean mobile games some time ago, I was wowed by the mobile games offering, such as a ski game where you have to tilt your phone left and right to manoeuvre your … Continue reading →

JammedUp just released the latest version which now localizations for Brazilian Portuguese, German, Hebrew and Simplified Chinese. JammedUp is a Midlet Descriptor Updater Tool which “is the tool which will automate this updating with each build of the JAR file. … Continue reading →

Seems like excellent gameplay will always trump fancy graphics as this report from Pocketgamer.co.uk says Jamtris wins mobile game popularity contest Its name hints at what kind of game it is Free mobile game site MobileRated has announced the results … Continue reading →

According to this article, Greystripe just scored an additional 8.9 million USD in funding for Gamejump which is their adwrapped games portal. Steamboat Ventures has led a round of Series B funding for Greystripe, a distributor of mobile games and … Continue reading →

Recently, I went to a client’s place to help them with an issue. The issue in question was that their QA guy had difficulty configuring the appropriate settings to allow their game to open a HTTP connection in the J2ME … Continue reading →