low end Java games

[enzoswagg]

i heard about a Sonic rush style unleashed game for the nokia n958g mande with java, and its really low end. is there any port of It to the ds or a way to play Java games (with a good performance), Please Tell me

 

[Nikokaro]

HI. The game you are looking for is this (s60 version on Nokia 301):

There is no way to play it on DS, but you can on PSP (via PSPKVM). But on real hardware it's a completely different experience.

 

[enzoswagg]

HI. The game you are looking for is this (s60 version on Nokia 301):

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There is no way to play it on DS, but you can on PSP (via PSPKVM). But on real hardware it's a completely different experience.

thx for the help!

 

[Indy13]

There is no way to play it on DS, but you can on PSP (via PSPKVM). But on real hardware it's a completely different experience.

Actually, you can do it but you'll need a DSTwo(+) to do it and the result is barely better than the PS1 emulation but it's possible. However, I agree with you in the idea that the best way to do this is to use a java emulator on PSP, indeed PSPKVM will do the job.

 

[Egoistamamono]

HI. The game you are looking for is this (s60 version on Nokia 301):

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There is no way to play it on DS, but you can on PSP (via PSPKVM). But on real hardware it's a completely different experience.

Actually, you can do it but you'll need a DSTwo(+) to do it and the result is barely better than the PS1 emulation but it's possible. However, I agree with you in the idea that the best way to do this is to use a java emulator on PSP, indeed PSPKVM will do the job.
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I created a compatibility list for PstrosNDS and other contributors tested the J2me version of Sonic Unleashed. It seems to work, although there are graphical glitches and no sound. I hope someone reworks PstrosNDS again in the future.

 

[Nikokaro]

It seems to work, although there are graphical glitches and no sound.

Well, the fact that you can't hear the bgms or the sound effects is no small thing; It's a serious flaw. Sure, if someone will port it to DSi by updating and improving it, that would be another story.

 

[Egoistamamono]

The 128x160 version is working! But like I said, with some graphical glitch and no sound.

 

[Indy13]

I created a compatibility list for PstrosNDS and other contributors tested the J2me version of Sonic Unleashed. It seems to work, although there are graphical glitches and no sound. I hope someone reworks PstrosNDS again in the future.

I had never tested PstrosNDS, I installed it this evening, I am testing games for Nokia 3220 in 128x128 resolution, I can share the first results but I still have quite a few games to test.

Games that work without problems are:


The games with which I encountered graphical problems are these:




Do you have a link to share to see or to download your full compatibility list?

 

[Egoistamamono]

I had never tested PstrosNDS, I installed it this evening, I am testing games for Nokia 3220 in 128x128 resolution, I can share the first results but I still have quite a few games to test.

Games that work without problems are:
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The games with which I encountered graphical problems are these:
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Do you have a link to share to see or to download your full compatibility list?

Sure, here The compatibility list

Feel free to contribute, just request it.

 

[Nikokaro]

Sure, here The compatibility list

I took a look at this list; very few games tested and all at low resolution (practically microscopic). Not even a 240x320 game; the best and most numerous java games available have this graphic resolution! In my opinion, for those who want to fully enjoy these games even nowadays, the best solution is to play them on a Nokia/ Ericcson/ Samsung keypad/numpad phone, easily available on the used online market.

 

[Egoistamamono]

I took a look at this list; very few games tested and all at low resolution (practically microscopic). Not even a 240x320 game; the best and most numerous java games available have this graphic resolution! In my opinion, for those who want to fully enjoy these games even nowadays, the best solution is to play them on a Nokia/ Ericcson/ Samsung keypad/numpad phone, easily available on the used online market.

Since not many games have been tested yet, I made it with the help of someone. Yes, the creator did say that there is a screen limitation and only below 240x320 will work. And even then without sound, which is a shame. Yes, playing natively on a phone would be better than using an emulator, or alternatively the J2me emulator on Android is good enough.

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I had never tested PstrosNDS, I installed it this evening, I am testing games for Nokia 3220 in 128x128 resolution, I can share the first results but I still have quite a few games to test.

Games that work without problems are:
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The games with which I encountered graphical problems are these:
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Do you have a link to share to see or to download your full compatibility list?

By the way, does the J2me emulator in DSTWO run well? I wonder if you can record the gameplay while playing using that?

 

[Indy13]

Feel free to contribute, just request it.

I'm not sure I have enough time to fill out an excel file with all the details relating to each game but I can take screenshots on my PC for the games I tested, giving the main points of what works or doesn't work, so you can, if you wish, use it to expand your compatibility list

By the way, does the J2me emulator in DSTWO run well? I wonder if you can record the gameplay while playing using that?

It depends on the games, overall it works not too badly and the sound is present, the main problem comes from the resolution, on DSTwo(+), to emulate java games you have to go through Dingux (the Dingoo emulator ) and the resolution on Dingux (DStwo(+)) has never been optimized therefore the image resolution is quite compressed which has the effect of slowing down the games.

I would say that in general we find a bit of the same problem with PstrosNDS, of course, it all depends on the games but from what I have observed so far, whatever the java emulator we use , on NDS Lite (this is the device I use), if you want to obtain a correct result in terms of speed and compatibility, you must limit yourself to small games in 128x128.

I'm going to be away from home for health reasons in the next few days, but no worries about the video, I'll prepare it for you when I get home, I'll post it on my YouTube channel, that will allow me to create a format long and take the time to test several games and make a comparison between the two emulators