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Question about storing and playing games on the K750i. |
Gackle
Joined: Aug 12, 2005
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Hey guys, I already have a K700i and am looking to upgrade. I'm pretty set on upgrading, but was just wondering if I can store and play games off the memory stick or do I have to have them on the phone to play? Also, is there a limit of games that I can put on the phone? I have a 1GB duo for my camera and I just want to put al 30MB of games on it so i don't have to bother transfering games. Thanks for the help in advance. |
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Str1ker
Joined: Aug 16, 2003
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You are able to put as many games as you want on the K750, and you can put them all on the external memory stick, but you'll probably have to initially install each one individually to the phone.
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cloysterpete5
Joined: May 27, 2005
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No installation required if you use bluetooth. |
Gackle
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On 2005-08-12 20:52:45, cloysterpete5 wrote:
No installation required if you use bluetooth.
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So i'll just be able to copy the jar files to the memory card and then be able to play them? |
Str1ker
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Not as such, the games go into the folder called 'other' and from there they need to be installed to the games folder to enable you to play them
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cloysterpete5
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On 2005-08-12 22:04:48, Gackle wrote:
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On 2005-08-12 20:52:45, cloysterpete5 wrote:
No installation required if you use bluetooth.
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So i'll just be able to copy the jar files to the memory card and then be able to play them?
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Yes you can, that's what I do. When you use bluetooth to send them once they have been sent your phone asks whether you want to save them in the games folder, or the applications folder. Any is fine and I use both. Now on your phone just play the games  .
The other folder doesn't enter the equation if you use bluetooth.
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Gackle
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Hmm... sounds like the games have to be on the phone to be played. |
max_wedge
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when you look for a game in the other folder you can't play it from there, you have to install it then play it. It installs by default to the phone memory.
However any installed games can be moved from the phone to the ms duo card (they get moved to the \MSSEMC\System\ams folder on your ms duo card).
So you can store and play games on your ms duo. |
cloysterpete5
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On 2005-08-13 19:19:43, Gackle wrote:
Hmm... sounds like the games have to be on the phone to be played.
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What use would a memory stick be if it put restriction on what you could use on it?.
[ This Message was edited by: cloysterpete5 on 2005-08-13 18:56 ] |
Gackle
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On 2005-08-13 19:44:50, max_wedge wrote:
when you look for a game in the other folder you can't play it from there, you have to install it then play it. It installs by default to the phone memory.
However any installed games can be moved from the phone to the ms duo card (they get moved to the MSSEMCSystemams folder on your ms duo card).
So you can store and play games on your ms duo.
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Ah, that clears alot of things up. Thanks for the help guys. |
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Posted: 2005-08-12 19:31
