Might and Magic for Java!


I’ve never seen a Java game this good. I’ve always been a fan of the Might and Magic series, having played the party-based installments since the late 90’s and then moving on to the turn-based Heroes of Might and Magic.

Now behold … Gameloft’s Might and Magic for your mobile phone! This 181kb J2Me application will work with some Series 40 all Series 60 Nokia phones, SE K700 / T6xx and Samsung V series. If you do decide to download this game and install it on other J2ME enabled phones, do inform us if it works.

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This is the best looking java app I’ve ever seen! Check out Gamespot’s review of this wonderful game. It received a 9/10 superb rating and an Editor’s Choice Award for graphics and gameplay.

You can preview Might and Magic from the Gameloft website. It costs a measely $3.00. A Happy Meal costs a lot more.

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September 30th, 2004
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Written by:
iBernie
Posted on:
9/30/2004 at 2:35 pm

Kulnes! I wish they’d port it to PalmOS…

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Written by:
t-tard
Posted on:
9/30/2004 at 9:15 pm

Might and Magic for a mobile phone! cool!! who would have thought!!! i think this games pretty good, just by looking at it.
now i only got one problem… a new S60 phone!

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Written by:
Alucard
Posted on:
10/6/2004 at 2:44 pm

the coolest java game to date, cant wait.

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Written by:
kristoffer
Posted on:
4/4/2005 at 1:58 am

where i can download this game? is it available already is some wapsites?

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Written by:
Liden Chiles
Posted on:
5/23/2006 at 1:54 am

Liden Chiles

You can definitely do this in GarageBand. Simply drag the songs you want from iTunes to GarageBand and it automatically converts them. Then use the Export to iTunes feature. Works like a charm!