Gameleons: 3Style Snowboarding :: Bluetooth Also

Flip and spin to show your friends who is the most skilled snowboarder in multiYou! Bluetooth multiplayer game mode.
Tips:
- Bluetooth must be enabled on the phone before running the game.
- must accept Bluetooth connectivity when prompted
- if you have problems connecting try switching roles

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Banzai Bandits s60 J2ME

Banzai Bandits is a fun and fast multiplayer game where you challenge your friends in fierce duels! It is actually like the stone, scissors and paper game, but contains cool manga-style champions with several lives and individual special abilities. The champions also own records of their past duels. So if you are a skilled player, it will show in your champion’s proud dueling history.

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Golf Club

By Elkware

Face eighteen holes on a championship course in Golf Club, the most advanced Java golf game yet.
- Stunning 3D views of every shot
- Custom designed, eighteen hole course
- A choice of Drive, Approach, Chip, Punch and Putt shots
- Weather effects including wind and rain
- Fully animated player character
- Cast of opponent characters to play against
- Various game modes including solo, competition and multiplayer head-to-head
With over three years experience of developing golf games specifically for mobile phones (including SMS, WAP and J2ME versions) IOMO takes the genre to a new level with Golf Club.

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TechWars for N-Gage

A futuristic 3D multiplayer action game!
Control your Mech and defeat IA Bots or other players.

Game Features:
Multiplayer Bluetooth Games
12 Battle Arena
6 Original Techno Musics
3D Graphics

Open the game then go to Opciones, then click Idioama(language) choose English. Enjoy!

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Johnny Crash Stuntman Does Texas

Shoot Johnny out of a cannon and get ready to collide with the great state of Texas. The more outrageous your stunts, the more points you earn. Never has performing pain-inflicting stunts been so freakishly entertaining.

Features:

* Career mode with 12 levels each challenging Johnny to perform crazier stunts
* Collide with vultures, twisters, oil barons, cacti, pick-up trucks, and more
* Replay and scrapbook feature to relive Johnnys greatest hits
* Single and four-player multiplayer hot seat modes
* Challenge friends via SMS
* Post your scores and earn chips in the Mobile League

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Johny Crash
From Sumea

Shoot Johnny out of a cannon; the more outrageous your stunts, the more points you earn.

Features:

- Career mode with 12 levels each challenging Johnny to perform crazier stunts
- Collide with vultures, twisters, oil barons, cacti, pick-up trucks, and more
- Replay and scrapbook feature to relive Johnnys greatest hits
- Single and four-player multiplayer hot seat modes
- Challenge friends via SMS
- Post your scores and earn chips in the Mobile League

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Shoot Johnny out of a cannon and get ready to collide with the great state of Texas. The more outrageous your stunts, the more points you earn. Never has performing pain-inflicting stunts been so freakishly entertaining.

Features:
-Career mode with 12 levels each challenging Johnny to perform crazier stunts
-Collide with vultures, twisters, oil barons, cacti, pick-up trucks, and more
-Replay and scrapbook feature to relive Johnnys greatest hits
-Single and four-player multiplayer hot seat modes
-Challenge friends via SMS
-Post your scores and earn chips in the Mobile League

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C2Doom for S60

The C2Doom for Nokia S60 and Nokia S80 phones offers same game playing elements that the original PC Doom. There are same episodes, maps, graphics and music than in PC version. As orginal version of Doom, also this version has has a multiplayer game - however this time implemented to be played over bluetooth. The Doom games has two separate elements: a game engine and a game data. The C2Doom is the engine and you need game data prior to play Doom.

The C2Doom for Nokia S60 and Nokia S80 phones offers same game playing elements that the original PC Doom. There are same episodes, maps, graphics and music than in PC version. As orginal version of Doom, also this version has has a multiplayer game - however this time implemented to be played over bluetooth. The Doom games has two separate elements: a game engine and a game data. The C2Doom is the engine and you need game data prior to play Doom.

The Doom game data, episodes, maps, graphics, music, SFXs and such are stored in the the WAD files, which are still property of Id Software. This Doom engine supports many different WAD files,

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*Tested on 7610

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Now you can enjoy Monopoly-like game on your Series 60. Businessman gives you all the excitement and challenge of the famous board game. It includes the ability to auction properties, play casino, buy/sell houses and hotels, mortgage/unmortgage properties and even set up complex trades with other players. Practice with Businessman at any time by playing against up to three computer opponents. Or you can mix any combination of real people and computer players in any game. Or you can play multiplayer game over Bluetooth against up to three people opponents.

- Play against up to three other players
- Opponents can be human or computer generated players
- Cool graphics and sound effects
- Ability to setup trades with other players
- Win money by playing in the casino
- Game can be saved at any point and continued later
- Multiplayer game via Bluetooth up to four players

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Hi,

Here is a java game…

The review is taken from www.wgamer.com

Every now and again, a game comes along that makes you pause and say to yourself, “Wait a minute…wasn’t I playing Atomic Dove just a few minutes ago?” Dragon Fire 2 is one of those rare titles that compels you to sit back, emit a self-satisfied sigh, and think about how far the industry has come since its humble WAP beginnings. Between its anime cut scenes and its brilliant power-up system, Dragon Fire 2 takes hold of you and never lets go.

The mobile equivalent of Panzer Dragoon, Dragon Fire is a top-down shooter. In the game, you play Lady Amond, ruler of the Amond Empire, a world on the verge of ruin thanks to the malevolent misdeeds of the Cora Empire. Constant combat with Cora conscripts having left you with no other recourse, you travel back in time to warn your people of impending aggression before your Cora enemies can make their first preemptive strike.

The situation gets complicated, however, when cruel McFate breaks your time machine and leaves you stranded on Earth. It seemed strange to me that a broken time machine would teleport you to the blue planet, but I chose to suspend my disbelief. This was a smart move because I discovered that I had arrived in Earth’s “time of the dragons,” which takes place sometime after God said “Let there be light” but before the Beatles sang “I wanna hold your hand.” Enter Feanon, the lord of the dragons, another race that’s fighting against the Cora Empire. According to dragon lore, the only way to combat these invaders is by fulfilling a prophesy and aiding she who falls from the sky—in this case, you. To save his subjects, Feanon vows to help you wage an inter-temporal war against the Corans, spanning from the time of the dragons to Earth’s distant future.

Because of its large size, Dragon Fire 2, on the 3650 at least, is broken into two episodes. In Episode 1, you begin by flying over a prehistoric, volcano-riddled terrain, a single, puny laser gun your only defense against hordes of pterodactyls. Fortunately, you can upgrade your weapon incrementally with each power-up sphere you collect. Every time you’re hit, though, you downgrade a weapon level. Highlights in Episode 1 include a boss battle with a giant WWII fighter plane.

Episode 2 picks up where its predecessor left off. You must do battle on a futuristic Earth and in space. It sets a dizzying pace, often sending dozens of baddies your way at the same time. You start this section at a weapon level that corresponds to the greatly increased difficulty–the spray of your weapon all but covers the screen. However, if you’re not careful, you can quickly be reduced to your old, single-shot self.

The only thing more impressive than DF2’s level variety is its difficulty, so it’s fortunate that you get more than just your main weapon. By holding down the fire key and charging a meter, you can unleash a devastating burst of flame for several seconds. This is especially useful during boss fights, when every hit has to count. Also, Feanon can pick up three types of magical scrolls, each with a specific function. One tosses killer lightning bolts all over the screen. Another shields him with a protective circle of energy. The third projects a giant phallus across the screen, which crushes anything and everything in its path.

Dragon Fire’s graphics are just spectacular. The game seamlessly animates dozens of ships and scores of projectiles with no sign of slowdown. Although its color palette might not be as rich as that of Star Fighter for the NEC 515, nothing can match Dragon Fire’s ability to smoothly render some of the most hectic battles on mobile.

While certainly not revolutionary in concept, Dragon Fire 2 is a cut above every other mobile shooter. Although it doesn’t present anything groundbreaking, like brilliant multiplayer implementation, the game is polished enough to feel like an entirely novel experience. Dragon Fire 2 completely blew me away. I am tempted to compare the game not to Top Gun or Xfinity, but to Ikaruga for GameCube or to Tyrian for the PC. Play the game, and you will be, too.

Enjoy! 8)

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