How big is your phone's Java runtime byte size? Let's compare...
Mine is the OPPO A203, running JAVA with 10,485,760 bytes. How about that? I can run 14MB JAVA games, and although there are no graphics, it's absolutely true!!
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Oppo A203 is a multimedia entertainment phone that focuses on audio and video functions. It has a stylish appearance and a moderate price, although the pixel configuration is not high.
A 14 MB game can be handled by my C102. The original poster's idea is incorrect; when a 14 MB game is running, the processor is probably only running at about 1 MB.
The size of a game does not determine the amount of RAM it uses. Even if I take a game that is only a few tens of KB, your phone might still not be able to run it.
1M = 1024 kb = 1024 * 1024 bytes = 1,048,576 bytes. My n82 has 128MB of RAM = 128 times your phone's RAM. If the original poster really wants to show off, just buy a Xiaomi phone with 1GB of RAM, which is 1024 times your phone's.
Mine is a Nokia 6120ci. The RAM is very small. But I usually don't download big games. The biggest game I've downloaded is about 10 MB!
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