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'''~~~~Execution Engine~~~~''' (also known as ExEn) was a mobile gaming engine, developed by french company In-Fusio in 4th September 2000. which competed during the early 2000s with Sun Microsystems's mobile Java platform, J2ME. It was the very first Java-based game engine entirely dedicated to mobile devices. ExEn engine wasn't available on Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung or Motorola handsets. The company re-developed the ExEn v2 engine released in April 2002, which further improved the speed and expressiveness of mobile. Through its embedded technologies for non-Java phones (the ExEn game engine) and Java (the EGE game engine which is marketed in 2005), In-Fusio offers players intuitive access to games, games at the cutting edge of novelty (3D, real-time multiplayer) and innovative interactions ('demo' mode before purchase, 'recommend to a friend', contests, game ratings, etc.). The ExEn technology which is fully J2ME MIDP 2.0 game API compliant, has been designed for games containing animated graphics, sound, 3D and color.

'''Execution Engine''' (also known as ExEn) was a mobile gaming engine, developed by french company In-Fusio in 4th September 2000. which competed during the early 2000s with Sun Microsystems's mobile Java platform, J2ME. It was the very first Java-based game engine entirely dedicated to mobile devices. ExEn engine wasn't available on Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung or Motorola handsets. The company re-developed the ExEn v2 engine released in April 2002, which further improved the speed and expressiveness of mobile. Through its embedded technologies for non-Java phones (the ExEn game engine) and Java (the EGE game engine which is marketed in 2005), In-Fusio offers players intuitive access to games, games at the cutting edge of novelty (3D, real-time multiplayer) and innovative interactions ('demo' mode before purchase, 'recommend to a friend', contests, game ratings, etc.). The ExEn technology which is fully J2ME MIDP 2.0 game API compliant, has been designed for games containing animated graphics, sound, 3D and color.

==Overview==

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-'''<span style="font-size: 120%; font-weight: 400; color: #000000; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0.5px; -webkit-text-stroke-color: black;">Execution Engine</span>''' (also known as <i>ExEn</i>) was a mobile gaming engine, developed by french company In-Fusio in 4th September 2000. which competed during the early 2000s with Sun Microsystems's mobile Java platform, J2ME. It was the very first Java-based game engine entirely dedicated to mobile devices. ExEn engine wasn't available on Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung or Motorola handsets. The company re-developed the ExEn v2 engine released in April 2002, which further improved the speed and expressiveness of mobile. Through its embedded technologies for non-Java phones (the ExEn game engine) and Java (the EGE game engine which is marketed in 2005), In-Fusio offers players intuitive access to games, games at the cutting edge of novelty (3D, real-time multiplayer) and innovative interactions ('demo' mode before purchase, 'recommend to a friend', contests, game ratings, etc.). The ExEn technology which is fully J2ME MIDP 2.0 game API compliant, has been designed for games containing animated graphics, sound, 3D and color.
+'''Execution Engine''' (also known as <i>ExEn</i>) was a mobile gaming engine, developed by french company In-Fusio in 4th September 2000. which competed during the early 2000s with Sun Microsystems's mobile Java platform, J2ME. It was the very first Java-based game engine entirely dedicated to mobile devices. ExEn engine wasn't available on Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung or Motorola handsets. The company re-developed the ExEn v2 engine released in April 2002, which further improved the speed and expressiveness of mobile. Through its embedded technologies for non-Java phones (the ExEn game engine) and Java (the EGE game engine which is marketed in 2005), In-Fusio offers players intuitive access to games, games at the cutting edge of novelty (3D, real-time multiplayer) and innovative interactions ('demo' mode before purchase, 'recommend to a friend', contests, game ratings, etc.). The ExEn technology which is fully J2ME MIDP 2.0 game API compliant, has been designed for games containing animated graphics, sound, 3D and color.
 ==Overview==