Java Games 240x320 Touchscreen Exclusive -

For years, Java games were designed for tiny 128x128 screens with physical number pads (press 2 for up, 5 for shoot). Then, the touchscreen revolution hit feature phones. Suddenly, we had larger QVGA screens (240x320) and the ability to tap, drag, and flick.

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A perfect fit for early touchscreens, relying on simple, addictive tap-and-tilt mechanics. For years, Java games were designed for tiny