Good Mobile Phone for emulation?

[cyclonmaster]

I'm looking for a mobilephone that good enough for emulation as NES, SNES, GBA(reported to be slow atm) that had camera(pic,video recorded), symbian OS(Windows Mobile), Extend memory support(SD-card .etc), Downloadable games, 3G, Music(MP3,asf,wav), Video(3GP .etc), MMS. I want to get N-Gage, but it'd didn't had camera. Any suggestion? Anyone?

[leo9986754]

damn dawg I never they sell such a thing

[cyclonmaster]

Nokia 6600 is good too. Unfortunately, no 3G.

[leo9986754]

Originally Posted by cyclonmaster

Nokia 6600 is good too. Unfortunately, no 3G.

man that thing is short and fat. i recntly got the Nokia 6131. its hella flithy, but i dont think it does emulation.

[cyclonmaster]

It does IMO, refer to this http://www.vampent.com/emu.htm

[cel123]

handheld emulation is good on mobile phones(gb/gbc/gamegear/etc) because most games run in good speeds,i tested them in n-gage qd
if your planning to play chrono trigger on a mobile phones its not worth it because the screen is to small and its slow even without sound

[a_en]

n70?
maybe you can get 6630 or maybe 6680- 262klcd ( they has limited ram ~ about 8 mb xcept n70 has ~24mb useable ram )
both of n70 & 6630 / has 220 arm mhz processor.

well if i say n-gage/qd still the best if you like game / emulation.
you won't jam you finger like the 3 phone i put in above.

dam(n) you nokia to not continue ngage project

[james.miller]

phones are crap for emulation. i dont know how people could think most games run at good speen - they dont. Most emulators sacrifice sound for speed, or have no sound and are still slow. add to the the awful control methods on most phones like the 6630 (which i had) and its next to useless. Yes, i could play doom and duke nukem on my 6630, but it was next to impossible to control.

[Celine]

The n-gage failed so badly that Nokia would have lost less money if they'd just trained goats for money-eating contests.

I don't think they're going to attempt a... sequel... anytime soon.

[mogster]

Holy ****!
They do emulation now????
Will my motorola V635 support it?
It's got "interesting" java support

If this quote helps, it what I got after asking where I can get MP3 Player(JAVA) from, it may hint that my phones java support is crap, but I don't get what "TechnoCat" is going on about;

I found your post a bit hard to follow, so forgive me if I'm not answering what you thought you were asking.

You don't need a Java MP3 player to play MP3s on your phone, and it wouldn't be easy to write one. While MP3 is supported by the implemented JSR 135, your phone lacks JSR 75 FileConnection. What this means is that a J2ME CLDC 1.0 (which is what you have) MIDlet cannot access the file store. All data is stored in the MIDP (2.0) RecordStore.

Compounding this is that Motorola also screwed up (reversed) their understanding of a MIDlet tag and therefore to store MP3 files in the RecordStore (which you certainly could do), you would have to reserve the total space you would allow, right at install time.

So bottom line: No Java MP3 player for that phone. It's possible, but not practical.

[cel123]

ever heard of http://vampent.com/???