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'''J2ME''' is a subset of the [[Java]] specification, specifically adapted to embedded devices like [[Mobile Phone]]s. It is the platform on which all of the [[mobile]] games from the early 2000s run. As it uses a Java Virtual Machine, programmes written for J2ME are device and [[Operating System]] independent to a certain degree and can therefore be easily ported to a wide array of different devices without much (if any) adaptation.

With the advent of newer and more powerful [[Smartphone]]s since 2010 and onward, the J2ME standard became somewhat obsolete. Newer games run in native ARM or X86 code without the need for a Virtual Machine, which increases speed but also makes theses apps more difficult to port to other systems.

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Wile E. Coyote: Created page with "'''J2ME''' is a subset of the Java specification, specifically adapted to embedded devices like Mobile Phones. It is the platform on which all of the mobile games ..."