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;ExEn V2 Generic Simulator
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==List of ExEn supported devices==
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|<b>Devices</b>
|<b>Models</b>
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|<i>SAGEM</i>
|SL01 / MyX4 / MyX5 / MyX6
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|<i>PHILLIPS</i>
|Xenium / 350 / 355 / 530 / 535 / 639 / 655 / 755, / 759 / 855 / 825 / 859
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|<i>ALCATEL</i>
|OT535 / 735 / BH4
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|<i>VITELCOM</i>
|TSM5
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|<i>CENTEL</i>
|Lotus / Rocket
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|<i>PANASONIC</i>
|G60 / GD87 / X70 /GD67
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|<i>MITSUBISHI</i>
|M7 / M7.2 / M7.5 / M341
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|<i>TRIUM</i>
|MGB / 320 / Eclipse
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|active = No
|platform = [[Emulators on Windows|Windows]]
|target = [[Cellphone_emulators#Execution Engine (ExEn)|ExEn]]|developer = In-Fusio <small> (Official)</small>
|support =
|license = N/A
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'''ExEn V2 Generic Simulator''' is an [[Cellphone_emulators#Execution Engine (ExEn)|ExEn]] emulator for Windows, included in the In-Fusio SDK.
==Downloads==
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;Games
ExEn was developed by French company In-Fusio around 2000 as a more advanced, game-oriented Java-based alternative to J2ME, offering additional features, such as sprite zooming, parallax scrolling and rotation. ExEn V2 was developed in 2002, offering improved speeds. ExEn was the first mass-market downloadable game engine to be released in Europe.
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|[https://archive.org/details/exen-games ExEn games]
|A collection of half of all games (possibly including demos), as well as the emulator.
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