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|developer = [https://web.archive.org/web/20070901175205/http://www.synergenix.se Synergenix Interactive AB]

|generation = [[:Category:Sixth-5th generation video game consoles|Sixth generation]]

<span style="font-size: 120%; font-weight: 400; color: #000000; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0.9px; -webkit-text-stroke-color: black;">Mophun™</span> (distorted by more fun) was a built-in (embedded) game platform specially designed for mobile phones, developed by Swedish company Synergenix Interactive AB. Its development began in late 1999, its market implantation only achieved a serious level in November of 2002. Its supports high performance downloadable C/C++ mophun™ games. Mophun 2D game engine is available on especially the Sony Ericsson mobile phones including T300 and T610, are the best known devices for running Mophun. Most Mophun programs are around 50–150 kB in size. And Mophun 3D engine was available on the Symbian operating system, for the UIQ (P800 and P30) and Series 60 (Nokia 7650, 3650, Siemens SX1 and N-Gage) and Windows Mobile. it's often used to provide embedded (pre-installed) games on mobile phone handsets. Games for Mophun are written in assembler in ​​C and C++ using a well-documented and open API. A special version of GCC is used to compile programs.

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Mophun 3D was an ancient mobile The mophun gaming platform that connected runs on extremely limited hardware resources with Symbian. 3D games that also came out minimum requirements of an 8-bit processor running on Symbian: The Da Vinci Code 3D, Lock 'N Load, Carmageddon 3D12 MHz. Some games were released in J2ME, such as Rally Pro Contest, Golf Pro Content 1 Competing game technologies usually require 32-bit processors and 225 to 50 MHz. Of Because of the exclusives, the indisputable hit is Honey Cave the first and second parts. Deep Abyss was also famous, but its 3D version limited hardware resource requirements mophun games can run on the [[Mascot Capsule 3D]] was more popular and interesting released for J2MEtoday's existing 2G-phones. They also tried The game can be downloaded via WAP directly to transfer Honey Cave to 3D for J2ME, but it turned out the phone or to be just a very crooked computer and laggy platformer, so then transferred to the original 2D versions are a classic for which it is worth trying this emulatorphone via infrared (IR) or cable.

 The Mophun standard, which was adopted as the standard for Sony Ericsson mobile phones (and is also supported by some models of Siemens phones and other "smaller" brands) has been "running around" to try to attract attention of mobile game developers. A platform similar to J2ME, the program openness is not as good as that of J2ME, and the types of downloads are single, but mophun games can provide game demos, and have good restrictions on piracy, and the fees are more convenient and reasonable.

|developer = [https://web.archive.org/web/20070901175205/http://www.synergenix.se Synergenix Interactive AB]

|generation = [[:Category:Sixth-6th generation video game consoles|Sixth generation]]

— In 18 May 2003, [https://web.archive.org/web/20070901175205/http://www.synergenix.se Synergenix Interactive AB] launched the Mophun 3D engine for Symbian OSbased handsets in 18 May 2003. It's a fast gaming system for mobile phones, pushing mobile games to new levels, enabling true real-time multiplayer gaming over mobile networks as well as high performance 3D graphics and true 3D gaming features. The engine currently available for all Series 60 and UIQ handsets, including the Nokia 3650, 7650, N-Gage, Sony Ericsson P800, Motorola A920 and Siemens SX-1 mobile phonesand a whole range of Symbian based phones, Smartphones and Windows Mobile / Pocket PC handsets. Additional supported platforms include Windows Mobile (Pocket PC), PalmOS, Archos Gmini series, TTPCom, Texas Instruments, as well as all leading RTOS and application operating systems. The original mophun has been upgraded to the mophun 3D version, and should bring completely new elements of entertainment through 3D games to the mobile phone field in particular.

— Mophun 3D have backwards compatible at the binary level with all existing games for mophun and therefore theoretically it is possible to run current 2D games for the original engine in mophun 3D. While the runtime of the current mophun 2D engine can run on mobile devices with relatively slow processors (8 bits, 12 MHz), mophun 3D require significantly faster 32-bit processors with a speed of at least 16 MHz. Mophun has quickly become a popular way for mobile network operators and distributors to increase ARPU.

— The 3D versions of mophun™ enables multiplayer wireless gaming capabilities over Bluetooth™, Infra-red, WLAN, GPRS, EDGE and 3G network. Many of Mophun mophun games are perfectly connected via bluetooth. In multiplayer mode, some have the ability to connect via bluetooth (for example, Carmageddon 3D, Fatal Arena, Lock 'N Load 2).  * Terraplay technologyLock 'N Load 2, The new installment is the first to use Terraplay's MOVE 3.1 platform and benchmark the first-person shooter genre on mobile. Also Rally Pro Content using its Mophun 3D game engine and Terraplay Systems network technology for multiplayer functionality. Multiplayer gaming has used local connectivity technologies such as Bluetooth but Terraplay MOVE enables subscribers to connect to another handset over 2.5G and 3G networks without geographical restrictions.

<b>_{* Later 3D based mophun games for Symbian</b>}</br><b>_{* Some games were released for J2ME</b>}

| Based on PC/Console port

| Fighting, beat<br/>Beat-em'up

| 3D—

| Shooter, <br/>Arcade

| Platformer, <br/>Maze

| First Person Shooter, RPG, <br/>Action

| First Person Shooter, RPG, <br/>Action

| First Person Shooter, RPG, <br/>Action

| Wireless Dreams<br/><small>(wwe.wdr.8h.com)</small>

| Racing, <br/>Thriller

| Quest / Mystery (Puzzle elements), Mystery, <br/>Graphic Adventure

| Turn based Strategy, <br/>Casual

| Based on N-Gage/GBA Port

<b>Mophun 3D games that also came out on Symbian, such as The Da Vinci Code 3D, Lock 'N Load series, Carmageddon 3D. Some games were released in J2ME, such as Rally Pro Contest and Golf Pro Content 2. Of the exclusives, the indisputable hit is Honey Cave the first and second parts. Deep Abyss was also famous, but its 3D version on the [[Mascot Capsule 3D]] was more popular and interesting. They also tried to transfer Honey Cave to 3D for J2ME, but it turned out to be just a very crooked and laggy platformer, so the original 2D</b>versions are a classic for which it is worth trying this emulator.

|Action, <br/>Puzzle|J2ME

|Platformer, <br/>Puzzle|J2ME

<center><b>Mophun 3Dbased</b></center>

|Carmageddon2D