A large portion of the Japanese feature phone game library consisted of #arcade ports from the 80s. This is an early mobile version of the Konami classic TIME PILOT.
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It took a while, but we've finally discovered how to download the #HatsuneMiku Machi-Chara from the SO-04E (special edition Hatsune Miku phone), and install it on other Android devices! This is a video of Hatsune Miku Mei-Chan in BlueStacks.

The Fujitsu F901iC, released in 2004, came with a Tweety Bird video avatar pre-installed. We can't make video calls on a F901iC, but we can run the avatar in an emulator! Enjoy this piece of obscure Japanese #LooneyTunes media.
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Bazaru de Gozaru No Game Degozaru is a PC Engine CD game developed by Game Freak and published by NEC in 1996. Amazingly, NEC never forgot about this character—about 15 years later, he appeared as a pre-installed digital assistant on NEC mobile phones!
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I've got more #Lumines ! This version came pre-installed on the SoftBank 913SH. It features some sweet Rasta music, which I was not emotionally prepared for 😂
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We have found another #Lumines game! This one came pre-installed on the SO906i and it features a J-Pop theme. Three songs are included.
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The early Japanese mobile scene had a surprising amount of freeware and homebrew games. Check out ApeMan, a Super Mario inspired platformer featuring a giant ape. The best part is the button that lets you pick your nose!
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Is anyone here a fan of some classic #Taito arcade titles? This is Chase H.Q. 3D, an early mobile title in the Chase H.Q. series.
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Want to learn Japanese? Try playing some Mojipittan! In this scrabble-like game, the goal is to play hiragana pieces in order to spell out as many words as possible.
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#SpaceInvaders -LINK- was a mobile version of Space Invaders that included a normal game mode and a VS mode. It came pre-installed on select Softbank phone models manufactured by Panasonic.
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Shared below is footage from the #KamenRider mobile Flash game 仮面ライダー電王　走れ電王クライマックス (Kamen Rider Den-O Run Den-O Climax). Browser Flash games were published on Japanese flip phones because they could run on any device regardless of J2ME protocol (DoJa, BREW, S!Appli)
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