J2ME Loader

Play Software

About this app

J2ME Loader is a J2ME (Java 2 Micro Edition) emulator for Android. It supports most 2D games and also 3D with some limitations (Mascot Capsule 3D games don't work).
Emulator has a virtual keyboard, individual settings for each application, scaling support.

J2ME Loader is an open source project, you can view source code at: https://github.com/nikita36078/J2ME-Loader
Translations page: https://crowdin.com/project/j2me-loader
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Ratings and reviews

I would like to add some comments. This is a wonderful app and this is the best in its style, but there are some games that we can't use the "L" and "R" buttons properly. For example in Vektor 2 Ghostwriter game, I couldn't go to main menu or back to game after pressing "1" to check inventory. Please, if would you mind to fix it (or maybe, let us know a kind of "user manual" if it exists), we appreciate it a lot. Thank you

Gosh darn it chugs battery like crazy, but it let me re-live my childhood, so it definitely gets a thumbs up. I mean, NDS emulators aren't as power hungry as this thing. Dunno, doesn't strike me as correct, but what do I know. Other than that, took me a while to figure out the controls, or namely setting up the keyboard properly, (always prefered keys over joystick), but once I did, everything's perfect in that regard. Highly customizable, very, was confusing at first, but you get the hang of it eventually.

A great application for simulating old and nostalgic games. Great graphic simulation without almost any bugs that interrupted my gameplay. I had some issues; which were: 1. The controls were either too small or too big (depending on the game resulotion), which can be annoying; but that is to be expected when you're playing these kinds of games on a mobile phone. 2. The controls had some issues being registered at some points, which can hinder your gameplay when playing games that require quick timing. But since you can mash the buttons, it wasn't too much of an issue. 3. The simulation would freeze when ever the screen times out. I'm guessing this is because on an actual device that can run these games (I.E. an old Nokia phone) does not time out (unless you have set a screen saver). This is sometimes a big issue especially if you forget to save your game and let your screen time out. Despite those issues I addressed, they can be easily avoided and you can easily adapt to them. Overall, this is a great simulator if you want to re-play your old memories or try out games you wished you could play. I give it a 9/10 and a well-deserved 5/5 stars.

What’s new

- Bugfixes