is there any way to play the jar games from regular cell phones on the tilt? as far as i know these are java based games so do i just need a form of ppc java?
yes, most games have a mobile counter part that can be downloaded.
what you need is called a midlet manager if you want to run jar and jad games on your pda
Doesn't Midlet Manager come has pre installed software on your phone? It did with my mine
After I install a java midlet on my phone I can run it by going into the midlet manager and running it. My question is is there any way to make a regular icon to just run the game direct?
curtb said:
My question is is there any way to make a regular icon to just run the game direct?
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Yes, read this.
kaiser can play any jave game under esmertec jbed
but I suggest you only download n95 jave game or any game its 240x320
I have lot of the jave game, and most of them are kaiser friendly, if anyone can supply me the space I will upload for everyone
s.chao said:
I have lot of the jave game, and most of them are kaiser friendly, if anyone can supply me the space I will upload for everyone
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Yes, if you can let me know the names or where to download, it will be useful. Thanks
can i play sony ericsson games on htc diamond?
and if i can how can i play(probably i need emulator?)
intel286 said:
can i play sony ericsson games on htc diamond?
and if i can how can i play(probably i need emulator?)
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most Sony Ericsson games are Java based, so will run with the Diamond's built in Java software (Emersec (cant spell)).
They will run in the original resolution, so will look small, and will be relying on the number input as per the original Sony phone.
One good game i have found which runs well is 'Micro Quad', good racing game controls are on-screen.
Are you sure Emersec is built in? I haven't been able to play java files I'm using Panosha 1.7, do i need any additional files to play .jars ?
Esmertec Jbed
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=407667
so only need to download any sonny ericsson game and play it?
i am also looking for car races games so i will try your sugestion.
For more info on how Java runs on Windows Mobile, see The (Java) MIDlet Bible (great article!).
To sum it up, you can, with effort, run some of the SonyEricsson games on your HTC, depending on the game, the resolution and what KVM (i.e. Java Virtual Machine for mobile devices) you are using.
HTC devices have built-in support for Java through Esmertec's JBed, but it is possible to switch Java engine as you like. Other engines may work better with your specific game.
Hey everyone!
I got a bit bored at work today, so I hacked the Windows CE Quake3 port (http://code.google.com/p/q3ce/) so that it's playable with the new accelerated 3d drivers (http://www.htcclassaction.org/).
Someone has probably done this before, but I couldn't find anything on the forums, so I thought I'd might as well release it. I basically just changed the import segment so that the (seemingly) unused import of "glClipPlanex", which isn't included in the system-provided libGLES_CM.dll, got changed to the equally-long string "glMatrixMode". This allows the game to run, and while it's still pretty slow, it's much faster than the software renderer.
To run q3ce in hardware 3d, simply remove the libGLES_CM.dll file in your q3ce directory, and run q3ce.exe.
Cheers!
When I download the code from Google, the zip file errors when trying to unpack it. Did you have to do anything out of the ordinary to get it to work?
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Nevermind, I'm a sooper noob.
i get "the file q3ce cannot be opened eather it is not signed with a trusted cert or one of its componets can not be found. i am useing the ommina driver.
What version of Quake 3 do I need to buy? Quake III Arena?
Yes, you need Quake 3 Arena to run the game. The q3ce package contains instructions on how to convert and install the game to your windows mobile.
@josefcrist:
Does the original q3ce executable work if you follow the instructions on how to run it without hardware acceleration? I might have to make a special fix for the omnia driver, it probably looks a bit different... Give me a few hours and I'll try getting it to work with that driver. Didn't even know it existed
Thank you ever so much. Will try this on my Diamond (which uses the same chipset albeit with more memory assigned to it).
EDIT: Strange...after the bootconsole part, it just goes back to the homescreen (I disabled TF3D because Q3ce is a huge mem. hog).
Anyway, I'm very grateful for your effort, and I'm sure many Diam users would be.
@josefcrist:
Hmm, it looks like the omnia drivers is only a D3D driver, while Quake 3 uses OpenGL... So with both the HTCCA driver AND the Omnia driver installed you can use OpenGL ES applications, while still having the better D3D performance that the Omnia driver seems to promise.
@nuuke1:
Yeah, I really want one of those, the much higher resolution display is just so sexy! If you can send me all the DLL files (could be one or two) called libgles in your Windows directory on the diamond, I'll see what I can do about it.
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@josefcrist:
Hmm, it looks like the omnia drivers is only a D3D driver, while Quake 3 uses OpenGL... So with both the HTCCA driver AND the Omnia driver installed you can use OpenGL ES applications, while still having the better D3D performance that the Omnia driver seems to promise.
@nuuke1:
Yeah, I really want one of those, the much higher resolution display is just so sexy! If you can send me all the DLL files (could be one or two) called libgles in your Windows directory on the diamond, I'll see what I can do about it.
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It looks sexy alright, with the VGA too, but I'd wait for some of HTCs newer announcements in about 20 days at the MWC09, and since HTC has partnered with nVidia, we may even see Tegra *faints on the spot out of excitement*.
Sure thing with the dlls .
EDIT: Here we go. Hmm, I think one of the libgles files is hidden, the cm one.
Hmm, this is a bit odd... The original q3ce.exe seems to be linked to exactly your libgles_cl.dll. All the imports line up perfectly. Could you try copying your ligbles_cl.dll to the q3ce dir, and rename it to libgles_cm.dll?
It could also be worth to try the same with the libgles_mn.dll, as they both seem like good candidates. Good luck!
Whoops I forgot to mention that Q3ce already works with h/w acceleration but only 7 or 8 fps. It must be able to work better than that, methinks.
Anyhow just trying what you said (with original Q3ce.exe, other one doesn't work this time as well) AND...
OK the FPS is on average around 9/10 fps hehe. It's an improvement though!
EDIT: Is it possible to make it play in QVGA, as it's currently set to play at the resolution of that particular device. That would be sterling!
I get around that framerate too... There's definitely room for improvements. GLBenchmark runs pretty fast, so one would think that quake 3 would too...
I'll see if I can get q3ce to compile. With a bit of luck I might be able to do some optimizations and fixes. Would be fun to have a more playable q3 port for these phones.
Whatever happened to getting Quake 3 Arena to work smoothly?
well depends on what you call smooth, i can run quake 3 at about 9-15 fps, with customized config and a special ram setup+exe that i found for the dellaxim and surprisingly it worked for the kaiser, you do need a mix of drivers and a special rom if you will, almost none of the newer roms works with the d3d drivers
I would just give up on trying to get Quake 3 running on the Kaiser. The Kaiser obviously isn't as powerful as advertised, and Quake 3 is never gonna be playable.
For this reason I'm getting a nokia n82 (it's like a copy of the N95 except with xenon flash, better camera, candybar style). It'l play quake 3 at about 30fps with full graphics and detail. I'll also be able to play SNES and GBA. I really can't wait to get it!
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For this reason I'm getting a nokia n82 (it's like a copy of the N95 except with xenon flash, better camera, candybar style). It'l play quake 3 at about 30fps with full graphics and detail. I'll also be able to play SNES and GBA. I really can't wait to get it!
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some need a gps device with pda functions and a phone.. others, a gaming machine. want the first? get an winmo! want games? get an iphone dude
Does anyone have a working copy of everything needed to get Quake 3 working? Minus the Quake 3 files itself of course. Instructions on how to get .wad files there would be great too.
Some reason, I tried Quake3, but it just closes when it tries to start up.
I finally got Quake3 working with 3D acceleration. These damn applications don't make it easy getting it working. The main problem was getting the .pk3 file correctly made.
Anyway, it runs at 4-5 fps, and textures are missing. Mainly, the textures on the weapons.
Quake 3 was ported finally on the Android, and I'm going to give it a try on the Kaiser. Going to see which is better, Quake 3 for WinMO or Android. So far, nearly everything I run on Android is faster, such as emulators for Nes, Genesis, and SNES.
I know this is my third post, but I got Quake 3 working on the Android running on the Kaiser. I have a post about it, with a video showing it working.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=5791339#post5791339
Does anyone have any idea if the games for the htc hd2 would also work on our xperia?? i noticed that they are .exe file, i tried crayon physics but it wouldnt start, yet someone said that xperia can run htc games, any idea how to make it happen?? the games are located here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=6266704&posted=1#post6266704
all windows mobile devices can use the same games
even old pocketpc2000 games work mostly
games are rarely just an exe it's also dll's and the likes some which for a pre-installed game could be located in \windows\ rather then the dir of the game