Download Assassin Creed Brotherhood Java Game (10000+ RECOMMENDED)
Look for the version optimized for Nokia S60v3 or Sony Ericsson (240x320). The 128x160 version is nearly unplayable due to tiny sprites. Use J2ME Loader on Android to run the .jar file if you don’t have an old phone.
Animations are limited (Ezio has maybe 5 frames for walking), but they convey the idea. The iconic white hood is unmistakable. Character portraits for cutscenes look like they were ripped from the console game, which is impressive given the memory constraints.
Platform: Java ME (J2ME) Developer: Gameloft Original Release: ~2010 Played On: Nokia C3-00 (240x320) / Emulator
In 2010, not everyone owned an iPhone 4 or an Android flagship. The majority of the mobile market was on Java-powered feature phones. Gameloft, known for "demaking" console hits, took on the ambitious task of compressing Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood —a sprawling open-world action game set in Rome—into a 1 MB downloadable file. The question isn't "Is it as good as the PS3 version?" but rather, "Is it a functional, fun game on a T9 keypad?"
Look for the version optimized for Nokia S60v3 or Sony Ericsson (240x320). The 128x160 version is nearly unplayable due to tiny sprites. Use J2ME Loader on Android to run the .jar file if you don’t have an old phone.
Animations are limited (Ezio has maybe 5 frames for walking), but they convey the idea. The iconic white hood is unmistakable. Character portraits for cutscenes look like they were ripped from the console game, which is impressive given the memory constraints.
Platform: Java ME (J2ME) Developer: Gameloft Original Release: ~2010 Played On: Nokia C3-00 (240x320) / Emulator
In 2010, not everyone owned an iPhone 4 or an Android flagship. The majority of the mobile market was on Java-powered feature phones. Gameloft, known for "demaking" console hits, took on the ambitious task of compressing Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood —a sprawling open-world action game set in Rome—into a 1 MB downloadable file. The question isn't "Is it as good as the PS3 version?" but rather, "Is it a functional, fun game on a T9 keypad?"