oware-midlet is an Oware and Reversi game for Java-enabled cell phones and Palm OS through the IBM Websphere Micro Environment. Games can be played with Bluetooth, Jabber, SMS, and other communication methods

Japanese’s Naonai Maker

Quik lets you search all of your favorite websites from a single starting point. A single tap puts Google, Amazon, Wikipedia – and more – at your fingertips before even visiting their website

Viet Mail Editor is an iPhone utility application that provides an input method editor for Vietnamese. Support four standard input methods: Telex, VNI, and two varieties of VIQR. A default “Auto” input method, a combination of Telex and

In Simutrans you can build the transport networks you always dreamed of, with platforms, quays, level crossings, signals and much more. Transport passengers between nearby cities with a commuter train or use a high speed train to earn big money by connecting cities further apart. […] Make your own bus system, transporting people throughout the city and lay out new [&hellip

MPlayer CE is a fork of the Team Twiizers MPlayer Wii port. Changes: – Fixed a little bug in keepalive issue that hangs the Wii

This mobile application named “Sudoku Solver”, is a midlet program writen in Java (J2ME) for designing, solving and playing Sudoku puzzle game. It can find all the solutions available for a puzzle and hold them all in memory. You can select one of them, edit and solve it again

When you start this game it first asks you for a number.The PSP then choose a number between 0 and the chosen number. Then you have to guess the number. Your PSP will say if your guess is TOO HIGH or TOO

nct2k modified Bookr b0.7.1 to support viewing CHM/HTML file using PSP’s Internet Browser

Flash and HeadKaze are currently working on a remake/revisioning of the C64 game “Warhawk”. They are pretty much documentating all the progress, the recent news: – Added an interrupt handler so we can handle events such as HBLANK and VBLANK – Moved main loop into VBLANK interrupt – Added an fx system with some transitions such as CrossWipe, Fade, Mosaic, [&hellip