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I ask you to revive Saipan games. It's not about returning Saipan to its former glory. It's about creating a new version called 'Nostalgic Saipan' and including all the old games. Now that everyone has given up on Saipan, this is an opportunity. Once the new version is released, everyone who hasn't changed their phones will come to 7723. There may not be a lot of people, but it's still an opportunity. Even when they change their phones, they will still stay on 7723. In the new version, you can write that even if the whole world abandons Saipan, believe that we won't forget the joy Saipan brought us. This way, everyone will think you are loyal and kind. Play the games and then delete them. After a while, if you feel like it, just download them again. Everyone support this.
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I think it's still okay… but other gaming websites still have Symbian games. When 7723 abandoned Symbian, I went to those sites to download mobile games. Of course, this is not to promote other sites, I just feel that the site owner's move was really a mistake, which led to losing a lot of members and visitors. After all, Nokia is like that emaciated camel, 'A centipede dies but does not collapse,' there is still a fairly large user base using Symbian.
Moreover, although many classmates in the class hold Android phones, they are still looking for JAVA emulators. When I asked them why, they said that Android games are indeed fun, but they tend to get boring quickly. In comparison, they prefer to search for and relive classic Symbian games, many of which they have never played. Now that 7723 has abandoned Symbian, there aren't many friends left who stay sincerely. If it weren't for the attachments they still have to the forum and those friends, they probably would have completely disappeared into the depths by now.
(The statement that Android games are easy to get bored with is my own summary of what I said to my classmates, so the general meaning might be somewhat off. In any case, they are not all blindly addicted to Android; in their hearts, they still have a certain attachment to Symbian.)
Although there are many Android games, it's not wrong to say that they are easy to get bored of. Although this situation exists more or less on every platform.
It is an indisputable fact that Symbian has been eliminated, yet there is still a Symbian game section on the forum. Because Symbian has too many games and the workload is too large, restoring it is not a small matter, so please understand.
Recovery has little to do with money, Symbian is already in the past, please everyone do not hold grudges over Symbian.
It's all excuses. The summary is just one sentence: Symbian isn't profitable, profit is the most important.
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