Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
🟢STEP BY STEP FULL POST + FILES: wp.me/p4qGvb-Qp
You won’t believe how a 2005 flip phone kick-started the 3D revolution in your pocket! Discover how to install the Sony Ericsson SDK and the J2ME environment using Netbeans to run your midlets in 2025.
The research process for this video took me around 1.5 years until I got it right. I learned a lot doing internet archeology, and if you like this video, I can share more in-depth information about how 3D games used to fit in retro devices like the Sony Ericsson W600i. Please comment and share! 😀
😱 Mobilefish.com .m3g set up to load a model from 3DsMax
mobilefish.com/emulators/j2me_wt/j2me_wt_quickguide_22_build.html
******CHAPTERS*******
0:00 - intro
1:20 - Install Java
1:44 - install WTK2.2
2:21 - install Sony Ericsson SDK
3:34 - Firewall exceptions
5:53 - Testing device + WTK
7:04 - m3g project setup
8:22 - Connection proxy
9:06 - Netbeans ML 6.8 setup
11:09 - Add Sony SDK Java platform
13:13 - Hello world project
15:57 - Run the midlet in the emulator
16:46 - Conclusion
🟢STEP BY STEP FULL POST + FILES: wp.me/p4qGvb-Qp
You won’t believe how a 2005 flip phone kick-started the 3D revolution in your pocket! Discover how to install the Sony Ericsson SDK and the J2ME environment using Netbeans to run your midlets in 2025.
The research process for this video took me around 1.5 years until I got it right. I learned a lot doing internet archeology, and if you like this video, I can share more in-depth information about how 3D games used to fit in retro devices like the Sony Ericsson W600i. Please comment and share! 😀
😱 Mobilefish.com .m3g set up to load a model from 3DsMax
mobilefish.com/emulators/j2me_wt/j2me_wt_quickguide_22_build.html
******CHAPTERS*******
0:00 - intro
1:20 - Install Java
1:44 - install WTK2.2
2:21 - install Sony Ericsson SDK
3:34 - Firewall exceptions
5:53 - Testing device + WTK
7:04 - m3g project setup
8:22 - Connection proxy
9:06 - Netbeans ML 6.8 setup
11:09 - Add Sony SDK Java platform
13:13 - Hello world project
15:57 - Run the midlet in the emulator
16:46 - Conclusion










