Macrospace
British mobile game company From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Macrospace Ltd. was a British developer of mobile content headquartered in London, which mainly focused on Java ME-content. In June 2005, Macrospace merged with Sorrent Inc., to form Glu Mobile.[1] Macrospace provided mobile games and mobile gaming products for network operators, service providers, handset manufacturers, media companies and intellectual property owners.[2]
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| Macrospace | |
| Industry | Video games |
| Defunct | 2005 |
| Fate | Merged with Sorrent Inc. |
| Successor | Glu Mobile |
| Headquarters | London , United Kingdom |
| Services | EmuX, ProvisionX, ConnectX |
Number of employees | Head Office: 25 (2004) |
| Website | Macrospace Games |
Overview
The company developed a technology for Java web emulation. It was intended to emulate the full Java capabilities of many of the most popular mobile handsets, including rendering fonts and on-screen instructions.[3]
Macrospace also offered online high score and in-game event billing services. Using the company's services, Cannons Tournament became the first commercially available multiplayer mobile game in Europe, allowing mobile gamers to play peer-to-peer games regardless of network or location.[citation needed]
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