Speaking of which, my HALO files contain nearly 2,000 JAVA games. JAVA games have never fallen behind. Compared with Android games, Android RPG games are few. 3D graphics can only be played, somewhat boring.
What was that saying? No plot, no game.
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What do you all think? Which is more fun, JAVA games or Android games? Let's not talk about how high-tech Android is, or 3D, or anything. Are the games fun? By the way, I just edited 15 JARs... It took 1 hour and 25 minutes... There are still a few games I haven't found... You can look for them yourselves. Absolutely high quality. The game names are: Hollywood Underwater Adventure, Dream Beijing.
I despise those who only read posts but do not reply. Your 7723 collection is not that good. Did you collect a lot of games? Most of them are not cracked. I don't have the money to make a website, but please support me. My games can compete with all of yours. Many Symbian forums, Fengyouhui, Mobile Paradise, the posts they release have restrictions. They grow their forums. The attachments posted by them have nothing to do with the website... Therefore, I despise those websites.
[JAVA Discussion Group] Why do most people play JAVA games?
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I laughed so hard I almost peed. Although Android games are written in JAVA, this is completely incomparable. Different eras, different configurations can give different feelings. And you, the thread starter, don't even know this and still dare to cry out? Also, I looked at the posts you recently made. From the way the posts are formatted, you can tell you lack experience, and the game isn't a top-quality product either. Purely personal opinion, if you disagree, come and bite me?!
@What does an online name matter; garbage. It's a system problem of 7723. 1; When posting, if there's an error, it returns and automatically posts. 2; Posts are automatically sent even before being completed, resulting in missing attachments. 3; The posting interface is the mobile version, not the PC version. It's hard to write. 4; Attachments can only be up to 15. Too few. Look at the Symbian forum... 5; I despise you. I've played nearly 3,000 games. It's even more so on Android. If I played Android games, I would definitely share them with everyone. But now I'm playing Java, so I'm giving the benefits to everyone. Hope for your support.
I have a lot to learn. In a few days, I will crack a WAP game. Just wait and see. Watch closely, everyone.
1. Blame the website for your own clumsy fingers? I've posted over 400 times and haven't tried this, and attachments can be added in the admin panel. 2. You can only blame your disgusting phone. 3. Only 15 is indeed few, but can't you package and upload them? Also, if the Symbian forum was good, would you still be here?! 4. 3,000 and you still dare to say that? Even a masterpiece in JAVA only has about a hundred; games aren't about quantity, but about 'quality'.
Symbian, Java, and Android really aren't comparable... I advise the original poster... don't be too arrogant
Supports nicknames, and the original poster actually said the layout is hard to manage, I laughed. Take a closer look at those activities, weekly issues, games, and see how others do it. They're also doing it on a phone. Are you some kind of weirdo, an exception?
I don't know where the original poster got the idea that more people play Java games. Most of the people I've seen play Android games, unless they don't have an Android device.
Saipan games, it's also a good thing that you keep supporting them. Wait until you get familiar with this forum before talking about it, sigh...
The original poster is a bit wrong to say these things. It's a fact that your ability to edit posts is insufficient, so why not listen to the guidance of your seniors? One forum belongs to one forum; not every forum is the same and they are not comparable at all. Yet from what I see in your words, it seems you are somewhat trying to belittle the 7723 forum. You have to understand that your existence relies on the 7723 forum system. Saying those things is going against the course, isn't it?
Supporting by sharing resources is fine, but saying those things is unnecessary, everyone is unique.
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