J2ME Cancelled & Unreleased Video Games (C)

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Company of Heroes

Posted: 22-11-2024, last updated: 19-11-2024 by Frank Gasking

2006 Relic Entertainment Platform: Mobile J2ME A short entry for a Java Platform mobile conversion of a classic real-time strategy game that many of us have lost hours to over the years – including myself on PC over multiplayer. It … Continue reading →

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