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|developer = In-Fusio

|type = Mobile Gaming Engine

|generation = 5th generation

|release = ~~2001 (~~early-2000)

|release = early-2000

|discontinued = 2005

|website = [https://www.in-fusio.com in-fusio.com]

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Execution Engine (also known as ExEn) was the mobile gaming engine, developed by french company In-Fusio in early-2000s ~~(main July-2001)~~, with Sun Microsystems's mobile Java platform. It was the very first Java-based game engine entirely dedicated to mobile devices. The company re-developed the ExEn V2 engine in 2002, which further improved the speed and expressiveness of mobile. 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 the mobile gaming engine, developed by french company In-Fusio in early-2000s, with Sun Microsystems's mobile Java platform. It was the very first Java-based game engine entirely dedicated to mobile devices. The company re-developed the ExEn V2 engine in 2002, which further improved the speed and expressiveness of mobile. 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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ExEn advanced (v2.2): 65k color, polyphonic sound, 3D, in-game Macromedia Flash, client side engine, with a memory footprint of 240k.

The API is based on Java and very similar to J2ME, but is optimized for game development and deployment instead. Even the programming style is almost the same. The ExEn API has various gaming specific classes that are absent from J2ME. ExEn was the first mass market downloadable game engine to be made available in Europe (The technology allows users to download games, new levels or characters over the air to play on their cellular phone. The games are then run locally without the need for a continuous connection).

The API is based on Java and very similar to J2ME specification, but is optimized for game development and deployment instead. Even the programming style is almost the same. The ExEn API has various gaming specific classes that are absent from J2ME. ExEn was the first mass market downloadable game engine to be made available in Europe (The technology allows users to download games, new levels or characters over the air to play on their cellular phone. The games are then run locally without the need for a continuous connection).

ExEn is a compact game for mobile communication devices JAVA virtual machine. Once integrated with the terminal, It can download games and play native games. So as long as the built-in ExEn Cellphone with chip, You can start from ExEn The content supplier passes GSM or GPRS Network technology, Download to your mobile phone to play.

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|[[EXEN-V2 Generic Simulator]] (Part of SDK)

|align=left|{{Icon|Windows}}

|[http://alien256.narod.ru/EMULATOR.RAR 0.1]

|[http://alien256.narod.ru/EMULATOR.RAR x.x]

|Low

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|Sagem

|SL01 MyX3/2 [2.0, B&W] ~~MyX4~~ ~~MyX5~~ [2.0, C] ~~MyX6~~ [2.1, C] MyG5 [2.0, C] MW3020 [1.0 / 2.0, B&W] ~~30XX (3026)~~

|SL01 MyX3-2 [2.0, B&W] MyX-4 MyX-5 [2.0, C] MyX-6 [2.1, C] MyG5 [2.0, C] MW3020 [1.0 / 2.0, B&W] My3022 My3026 My3036

|-

|Philips

|Xenium 9@9 [1.0, B&W] Fisio 311 [1.0, B&W] Fisio 330 [2.0, B&W] Fisio 350 355 Fisio 530 [2.0] Fisio 535 ~~Fision~~ 620 [1.0, B&W] 630 636 Fisio 639 655 755 759 760 Fisio 820 [2.0] Fisio 825 [2.0, C] Fisio 882 855 859 Azalys 288 [1.0, B&W]

|Xenium Color Xenium 9@9 [1.0, B&W] Fisio 311 [1.0, B&W] Fisio 330 [2.0, B&W] Fisio 350 355 Fisio 530 [2.0] Fisio 535 Fisio 620 [1.0, B&W] Fisio 625 630 636 Fisio 639 655 755 759 760 Fisio 820 [2.0] Fusion 822 Fisio 825 [2.0, C] Fisio 882 855 859 Azalys 288 [1.0, B&W]

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|Alcatel

|One Touch 256 One Touch 332 One Touch 526 [2.0, B&W] One Touch 531 [2.0, C] One Touch 535 [2.1, C] One Touch 735 (735i) [2.1, C] BH4

|One Touch 256 One Touch 332 One Touch 526 [2.0, B&W] One Touch 531 [2.0, C] One Touch 535 [2.1, C] One Touch 535 One Touch 735 (735i) [2.1, C] BH4

|-

|Vitelcom

|~~TSM4~~ [2.0, B&W] TSM5 [2.0, C]

|TSM3/4 [2.0, B&W] TSM5 [2.0, C]

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|Centel

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|Panasonic

|G60 [2.0, C] ~~GD87~~ [2.0, C] ~~X70~~ [2.0, C] ~~X86 X88 GD67~~ [2.0, C]<ref>~~Panasonic's first ExEn-enabled color handset~~</ref>

|G60 (EB-G60) [2.0, C] GD67 [2.0, C]<ref>Panasonic's first ExEn-enabled color handset</ref> GD87 (GD87e) [2.0, C] X70 (EB-X70) [2.0, C]<ref>support J2ME as well</ref> X86 X88 GU87

|-

|Mitsubishi

|M7 M7.2 M7.5 M341 [2.1, C] ~~TRIUM~~ M320 [2.0, C] ~~TRIUM MGB~~ ~~TRIUM~~ Eclipse [2.0, C] ~~TRIUM~~ Mars [1.0, B&W] ~~TRIUM~~ Neptune [1.0, B&W] ~~TRIUM~~ 110 [2.0, B&W]

|M7 M7.2 M7.5 M341 [2.1, C] Trium M320 [2.0, C] Trium M6B Trium Eclipse [2.0, C] Trium Mars [1.0, B&W] Trium Neptune [1.0, B&W] Trium 110-cupid [2.0, B&W]

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|Ningbo Bird

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==List of ExEn Games==

There are 120+ known games, in which [https://web.archive.org/web/20040219081721/http://www.in-fusio.com:80/Games/centre.php?exen=1 115] have been released, 3 are unknown to have been released, 2 are unreleased.

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|[https://web.archive.org/web/20051016113109/http://www.in-fusio.com/game_Golden_Tee_Golf_(R)_73.php?1815127872]

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|Halo™

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|Smiley

|Smiley Tactics

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|Tinies Farter

|The Tinies Farter

|{{date|2001-07-01}}

|Kalisto Entertainment S.A.

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|Puzzle

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|Build-in game from Alcatel OT535

|[https://web.archive.org/web/20051016113701/http://www.in-fusio.com/game_Wall_Breaker_54.php?1815127872]

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 |title =
 |image = ExEn_logo.png
-|logowidth = 400
+|imagewidth = 300
 |developer = In-Fusio
 |type = Mobile Gaming Engine
 |generation = 5th generation
-|release = 2001 (early-2000)
+|release = early-2000
 |discontinued = 2005
 |website = [https://www.in-fusio.com in-fusio.com]
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-<b>Execution Engine</b> (also known as ExEn) was the mobile gaming engine, developed by french company In-Fusio in early-2000s (main July-2001), with Sun Microsystems's mobile Java platform. It was the very first Java-based game engine entirely dedicated to mobile devices. The company re-developed the ExEn V2 engine in 2002, which further improved the speed and expressiveness of mobile. 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.
+<b>Execution Engine</b> (also known as ExEn) was the mobile gaming engine, developed by french company In-Fusio in early-2000s, with Sun Microsystems's mobile Java platform. It was the very first Java-based game engine entirely dedicated to mobile devices. The company re-developed the ExEn V2 engine in 2002, which further improved the speed and expressiveness of mobile. 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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 <b>ExEn advanced (v2.2)</b>: 65k color, polyphonic sound, 3D, in-game Macromedia Flash, client side engine, with a memory footprint of 240k.
-The API is based on Java and very similar to J2ME, but is optimized for game development and deployment instead. Even the programming style is almost the same. The ExEn API has various gaming specific classes that are absent from J2ME. ExEn was the first mass market downloadable game engine to be made available in Europe (The technology allows users to download games, new levels or characters over the air to play on their cellular phone. The games are then run locally without the need for a continuous connection).
+The API is based on Java and very similar to J2ME specification, but is optimized for game development and deployment instead. Even the programming style is almost the same. The ExEn API has various gaming specific classes that are absent from J2ME. ExEn was the first mass market downloadable game engine to be made available in Europe (The technology allows users to download games, new levels or characters over the air to play on their cellular phone. The games are then run locally without the need for a continuous connection).
 ExEn is a compact game for mobile communication devices JAVA virtual machine. Once integrated with the terminal, It can download games and play native games. So as long as the built-in ExEn Cellphone with chip, You can start from ExEn The content supplier passes GSM or GPRS Network technology, Download to your mobile phone to play.
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 |[[EXEN-V2 Generic Simulator]] <small>(Part of SDK)</small>
 |align=left|{{Icon|Windows}}
-|[http://alien256.narod.ru/EMULATOR.RAR 0.1]
+|[http://alien256.narod.ru/EMULATOR.RAR x.x]
 |Low
 |{{✗}}
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 |<i>Sagem</i>
-|SL01<br/>MyX3/2 [2.0, B&W]<br/>MyX4<br/>MyX5 [2.0, C]<br/>MyX6 [2.1, C]<br/>MyG5 [2.0, C]<br/>MW3020 [1.0 / 2.0, B&W]<br/>30XX (3026)
+|SL01<br/>MyX3-2 [2.0, B&W]<br/>MyX-4<br/>MyX-5 [2.0, C]<br/>MyX-6 [2.1, C]<br/>MyG5 [2.0, C]<br/>MW3020 [1.0 / 2.0, B&W]<br/>My3022<br/>My3026<br/>My3036
 |-
 |<i>Philips</i>
-|Xenium 9@9 [1.0, B&W]<br/>Fisio 311 [1.0, B&W]<br/>Fisio 330 [2.0, B&W]<br/>Fisio 350<br/>355<br/>Fisio 530 [2.0]<br/>Fisio 535<br/>Fision 620 [1.0, B&W]<br/>630<br/>636<br/>Fisio 639<br/>655<br/>755<br/>759<br/>760<br/>Fisio 820 [2.0]<br/>Fisio 825 [2.0, C]<br/>Fisio 882<br/>855<br/>859<br/>Azalys 288 [1.0, B&W]
+|Xenium Color<br/>Xenium 9@9 [1.0, B&W]<br/>Fisio 311 [1.0, B&W]<br/>Fisio 330 [2.0, B&W]<br/>Fisio 350<br/>355<br/>Fisio 530 [2.0]<br/>Fisio 535<br/>Fisio 620 [1.0, B&W]<br/>Fisio 625<br/>630<br/>636<br/>Fisio 639<br/>655<br/>755<br/>759<br/>760<br/>Fisio 820 [2.0]<br/>Fusion 822<br/>Fisio 825 [2.0, C]<br/>Fisio 882<br/>855<br/>859<br/>Azalys 288 [1.0, B&W]
 |-
 |<i>Alcatel</i>
-|One Touch 256<br/>One Touch 332<br/>One Touch 526 [2.0, B&W]<br/>One Touch 531 [2.0, C]<br/>One Touch 535 [2.1, C]<br/>One Touch 735 (735i) [2.1, C]<br/>BH4
+|One Touch 256<br/>One Touch 332<br/>One Touch 526 [2.0, B&W]<br/>One Touch 531 [2.0, C]<br/>One Touch 535 [2.1, C]<br/>One Touch 535<br/>One Touch 735 (735i) [2.1, C]<br/>BH4
 |-
 |<i>Vitelcom</i>
-|TSM4 [2.0, B&W]<br/>TSM5 [2.0, C]
+|TSM3/4 [2.0, B&W]<br/>TSM5 [2.0, C]
 |-
 |<i>Centel</i>
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 |-
 |<i>Panasonic</i>
-|G60 [2.0, C]<br/>GD87 [2.0, C]<br/>X70 [2.0, C]<br/>X86<br/>X88<br/>GD67 [2.0, C]<ref>Panasonic's first ExEn-enabled color handset</ref>
+|G60 (EB-G60) [2.0, C]<br/>GD67 [2.0, C]<ref>Panasonic's first ExEn-enabled color handset</ref><br/>GD87 (GD87e) [2.0, C]<br/>X70 (EB-X70) [2.0, C]<ref>support J2ME as well</ref><br/>X86<br/>X88<br/>GU87
 |-
 |<i>Mitsubishi</i>
-|M7<br/>M7.2<br/>M7.5<br/>M341 [2.1, C]<br/>TRIUM M320 [2.0, C]<br/>TRIUM MGB<br/>TRIUM Eclipse [2.0, C]<br/>TRIUM Mars [1.0, B&W]<br/>TRIUM Neptune [1.0, B&W]<br/>TRIUM 110 [2.0, B&W]
+|M7<br/>M7.2<br/>M7.5<br/>M341 [2.1, C]<br/>Trium M320 [2.0, C]<br/>Trium M6B<br/>Trium Eclipse [2.0, C]<br/>Trium Mars [1.0, B&W]<br/>Trium Neptune [1.0, B&W]<br/>Trium 110-cupid [2.0, B&W]
 |-
 |<i>Ningbo Bird</i>
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-<br/>
 ==List of ExEn Games==
 There are 120+ known games, in which [https://web.archive.org/web/20040219081721/http://www.in-fusio.com:80/Games/centre.php?exen=1 115] have been released, 3 are unknown to have been released, 2 are unreleased.
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 |[https://web.archive.org/web/20051016113109/http://www.in-fusio.com/game_Golden_Tee_Golf_(R)_73.php?1815127872]
+|{{✗}}
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+|Halo™
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-|Smiley
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-|Tinies Farter
+|The Tinies Farter
 |{{date|2001-07-01}}
 |Kalisto Entertainment S.A.
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 |Puzzle
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+|Build-in game from Alcatel OT535
 |[https://web.archive.org/web/20051016113701/http://www.in-fusio.com/game_Wall_Breaker_54.php?1815127872]
 |{{✓}}