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This page contains various programs developed in MIDletPascal. The MIDlets and their source code are free to download. It is recommended that you recompile the MIDlets' source code with the newest version of MIDletPascal.
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| Sample MIDlets :: Kataklysmos 1.0 |
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Very interesting game written in MidletPascal
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| Sample MIDlets :: D-Dave 0.9 |
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This is a Dangerous Dave clone. This sample illustrates how MIDletPascal can be used to create arcade games. The final version of this game together with the source code will be made available together with the next MIDletPascal release.
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| Sample MIDlets :: Jafuna |
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This is a Sudoku like game for most mobile phones. To play the game on your Java enabled phone you need your phone's joystick and the 0-9 keys. Use the joystick to move the cursor and press 1-9 to enter the number for the selected field. Press 0 to remove a number. The game should work on most phones with the following minimum requirements: your phone must support Java and the display needs a resolution of 128x128 pixel or higher.
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| Sample MIDlets :: Minesweeper |
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This is an implementation of a classic minesweeper game, targeted at devices with large color displays. If you have device with smaller display, download the low resolution minesweeper instead.
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| Sample MIDlets :: Tetris |
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This is another colorful implementation of a classic game. It should run on any device with J2ME support. However, because of graphic requirements, it is not recommended for devices with small black-and-white displays.
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