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Mascot Capsule's java-wrapper was provided by "comdot" for java platforms. it's java-binding to the native platform-dependent implementation. [https://github.com/woesss woesss ] <small>(dev of [[JL-Mod]])</small> wrote Mascot Capsule V3 Ver.3 java 2 SE wrapper for the Win32 Windows 32bit version of the Mascot engine, which was provided to the NTT DoCoMo i-mode (DoJa/Star) emulators. Using this J2SE wrapper to play Mascot Capsule games on [[KEmulator]] and [[FreeJ2ME]] on Win32 Windows 32bit version of JRE.

:Currently, the Android-exclusive [[J2ME Loader]] fork JL-Mod can play the Mascot Capsule Ver.3 exclusive games.

:It can play i-mode (Doja/Star 2.0) games, provided for run Mascot Capsule games.

| Fly and & Destroy <small>3D</small>

| J2ME2006

| Hi Corporation, Bandai Networks Co., Ltd., Hi Corporation, Bandai S.A.

| ENMulti

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Sony Ericsson puts great emphasis on Java implementation consistency and has been one of the most aggressive advocates of Mobile Java 3D with support for the two 3D API's Sony Ericsson mobile phones are Hi Corporation's Mascot Capsule 3D Ver.3 and JSR-184, which describes the Mobile 3D Graphics (M3G) API for the J2ME. Both API support high-quality model rendering, using transparent color blending and appearance properties, plus applying texture maps to the model's surfaces. Mascot Capsule V3 Ver.3 had already been field tested and offers opportunities to migrate 3D applications from existing BREW CDMA or DoJa/i-mode devices to the J2ME platform on GSM/UMTS phones. Each of these API takes a different approach to solving the same problem of rendering 3D models quickly while consuming few platform resources. Sony Ericsson has increased the quality of the Java performance on its phones by spending more engineering time on development, analyzing the source code of third party technology like Fishlabs' ABYSS game engine, and testing of software implementations. The Java development team has also made bug fixes and performance upgrades in general for JSR-184 and the Mascot Capsule v3 API for JP-7 phones

Mascot is basically a set of native functionalities (library) written in C with Java wrappers so that they can be used with Java games. In 2004, OpenGL ES was defined, so V4 Ver.4 of the Mascot engine includes both the V3 Ver.3 API and an implementation of the Mobile 3D Graphics API (JSR-184) for J2ME. This uses OpenGL ES where hardware support is available, otherwise, it uses a pure software rendering implementation. It can run on almost any platform (Symbian, J2ME, BREW, Linux, Palm OS and Windows Mobile) and isn't dependent on any particular architecture, although Ver.4 requires at least ARM-9 class handsets.