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09/01/2006 at 11:06 am #4925
Anonymous
InactiveHey,
I was just wondering how many people on the forum are invovled with phone game programming? or phone apps.
I noticed that most of the topics on the forum seem to be PC related (for the most part, with some console topics) and i was curious to know if anyone was into j2me coding much.
I’m currently working on a few phone games in my spare time, its good craic i must say, quite challenging to come up with a simple enough concept that would make people play more and more without relying on cool looking graphics, and having limited resources to work with.
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09/01/2006 at 7:42 pm #28711
Anonymous
InactiveHi Anthony, there are more than few lurkers on the forums working for mobile game companies. As for numbers though… might be tricky
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20/01/2006 at 12:03 pm #28926
Anonymous
InactiveHi guys,
First post. Long time listener first time caller etc. :wink:
But, yeah ive recently started into mobile games, and I agree with anthony, it is fun working within the restraints of a mobile device. It is a challange.
Idora, do you know anyone personally who is working as mobile games programmer?
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20/01/2006 at 1:47 pm #28928
Anonymous
InactiveHi guys,
First post. Long time listener first time caller etc. :wink:
But, yeah ive recently started into mobile games, and I agree with anthony, it is fun working within the restraints of a mobile device. It is challange.
Idora, do you know anyone personally who is working as mobile games programmer?[/quote:7ef3b26bcc]
Meet a few of them at awakenings who worked for upstart in dublin. Theres definately a good few knocking about.
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20/01/2006 at 2:16 pm #28931
Anonymous
InactiveHi guys,
First post. Long time listener first time caller etc. :wink:
But, yeah ive recently started into mobile games, and I agree with anthony, it is fun working within the restraints of a mobile device. It is challange.
Idora, do you know anyone personally who is working as mobile games programmer?[/quote:fa37b09fd6]
Meet a few of them at awakenings who worked for upstart in dublin. Theres definately a good few knocking about.[/quote:fa37b09fd6]
Cool, are any of the guys regular posters here?Id be interested to know how they got started etc. I’ve seen positions available at Upstart for J2ME / Brew developers, but one of the requirements is examples of work that is commercially available. :?
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27/02/2006 at 9:59 am #29898
Anonymous
InactiveHi,
My first post…
I’m studying the Java programming language in college. I am currently doing my final year project. I am coding using the J2ME sdk.
I am very interested in games and I will be persuing a games industry career. The J2ME project is a mobile phone game.
It’s funny though using the J2ME I find I have far less code that any of my friends (obviously because of them using the full java sdk), but I hope the lack of LOC doesn’t go against me.
Regards
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15/03/2006 at 11:34 am #30155
Anonymous
Inactivejust thinking about jumping into jsme meself…nearly finished a desktop java game…thinking about porting it….its not that much different is it?
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15/03/2006 at 12:13 pm #30157
Anonymous
Inactivenice to have you onboard pa “superflyninja”
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15/03/2006 at 12:26 pm #30159
Anonymous
InactiveI like sweets
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15/03/2006 at 2:02 pm #30164
Anonymous
Inactiveits not that much different is it?[/quote:424a020ccc]
Famous last words :twisted:
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16/03/2006 at 12:50 pm #30195
Anonymous
Inactiveits not that much different is it?[/quote:3fafec1ad6]
Famous last words :twisted:[/quote:3fafec1ad6]well Ill soon see!! only another week or two to get the game runnign properly…….
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17/08/2006 at 10:16 am #33081
Anonymous
InactiveJ2ME is fun to work with!
Just make little apps every now and then for it and any games I make are the stupidest things ever cos I’ve no art in me! But they’re fun (for me that is)
Want to get a new phone so I can use the 3D API.
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