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The rapidly growing installed base of Java and BREW enabled mobile phones helped mobile gaming specialist GameLoft achieve a 249 per cent rise in revenues in the first quarter of this year, according to new figures from the company.

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GameLoft pointed to the increasing numbers of high-end mobile phones on the market as a key catalyst for its success. It estimates that the installed base of Java and BREW enabled phones climbed from 100 million worldwide in March 2003 to 250 million by March 2004.

The game that got everyone really excited was Sonic, and although only a demonstration of a moving sprite, it did something that WAP could never do - it showed that fast action games could be played on mobile.

Of course, you could also buy the games directly online on your phone, but the retail box route got people to buy mobile games who would never otherwise have gone to a WAP page. Strangely, you can still buy the boxes on eBay despite the fact that the servers have long since been shut down.

And if that wasn't enough, two tiny European companies, In-Fusio and Synergenix, released their own proprietary mobile game programming platforms, respectively ExEN and Mophun. Fragmentation had started early.

In August, quirky Swedish developer Picofun (best known for LifeStylers) sold out to mobile services provide Aspiro, and in September, quirky Cambridge, UK developer nGame (best known for Alien Fish Exchange) was snapped up by US publisher Mforma.

It works both commercially and conceptually: the former because of its brand and the latter because even in 2002, the mobile conversion - like the original arcade version - was monochrome and the overall simplicity meant the game could be squeezed in the memory limit then required for Java games.

Cue a casual mobile game based on a popular pastime that everyone could play and that was pre-installed on every BREW phone shipped by Verizon, the second biggest US network operator. BREW had its first hit and JAMDAT Bowling became one of JAMDAT's first non-branded successes. The rest is history.

In and of itself, Siberian Strike isn't a particularly significant mobile game - it's a fairly standard vertical scrolling shooter based on Capcom's 1942 - but it was one of Gameloft's first Java games and at the time demonstrated that the industry had moved from slow-paced WAP adventure games to action arcade games.

After 12 years in the games industry, the last eight as head of production at I-play, Chris Wright finally has escaped. He now runs his own consultancy focusing on casual games. He thinks his greatest achievement is being called a 'veteran of the mobile games industry'. His greatest regret is not completing Gears of War, even on the easiest setting.

Gameloft is a French video game developer and publisher, founded in 1999 by the Guillemot brothers. The company, which essentially creates games for mobile phone handsets equipped with Java, BREW and Symbian OS, developed and published some Rayman titles for the handlet market, including for game consoles. Gameloft created the Gameloft Video Podcast in November 2009, a monthly-show that primarily covers games for the iTunes App Store developed for the iPhone, the iPod Touch and the iPad, focusing on previews, news and features on Gameloft games and upcoming events or contests from the company.

Prince of Persia (2008 Mobile)Developer(s)GameloftPublisher(s)GameloftDistributor(s)GameloftDesigner(s)Shi He Ming

Jin GeArtist(s)Sun Ting Xuan

Dai Wei

Gu Xiao

Jiang Wei

Lv JinComposer(s)Maxime Goulet

Arnaud GalantDirector(s)Stanislas Dewavrin

Arthur Hugot (art)

Mathieu Vachon (audio)Producer(s)Fabrice Ottomanelli

Hou Da ChengSeriesPrince of Persia MobilePlatform(s)Java mobile

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N-Gage[1]Release date(s)JavaNA 2008AndroidNA 2009HDNA 2009N-GageNA March 2009GenreCinematic PlatformerMode(s)Single-playerPrevious game (release)Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones (Mobile)Next game (release)Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands (Mobile)Prince of Persia mobile version of Prince of Persia (2008) with simplified gameplay and story is developed by Gameloft.

Might and Magic Mobile IIGame informationDeveloperGameloftPublisherGameloftSeriesSpinoffReleaseSeptember 16, 2007GenreRole-playing gameUniverseNon-canonSettingErathiaNext game

(chronology)Might and Magic MobileTechnical dataFormatJava Platform, Micro EditionPrevious game

(release)Hammers of FateNext game

(release)Tribes of the EastMight and Magic Mobile II is a role-playing video game developed and released by Gameloft for mobile phones (Java ME platform). It is a prequel to the original Might and Magic Mobile. Like its predecessor, it does not follow the continuity of the core Might and Magic series. This game is based on a castle storm in which you take many roles.

Lost: The Mobile Game is the official portable game of the series from developer and publisher Gameloft for Java ME mobile phones and Apple's iPod. It was written by Gregg Nations[1] and released on 16th January 2007.

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