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Fathammer Announces X-Forge 2.0 Mobile Development Tool

Fathammer today announced the immediate availability of X-Forge 2.0, its suite of tools for mobile game development.

X-Forge supports such devices as Nokia's N-Gage and ...

Peter Sheerin, Blogger

March 25, 2004

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Fathammer today announced the immediate availability of X-Forge 2.0, its suite of tools for mobile game development. X-Forge supports such devices as Nokia's N-Gage and Tapwave's Zodiac, and Windows Mobile, among others. One key new feature in version 2.0 is support for 3D hardware acceleration through OpenGL ES.

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