The Sims 3

The Sims 3 is EA Mobile’s life‑sim title for J2ME feature phones, developed by IronMonkey Studios and released in 2009. It is the J2ME port of PC The Sims 3 and serves as the base game for all later J2ME special‑edition spin‑offs including Ambitions, Supernatural and Winter Edition. Multi‑resolution JAR builds support keypad‑based Java handsets. It implements the signature Trait personality system: assign distinct personality traits during sim creation to shape behaviors, wishes and social responses. Players manage sim needs, earn money from careers, build relationships, customize housing and fulfill lifetime wishes for reward points. Sims can travel between home and town public locations such as shops and parks. Constrained by J2ME hardware, it uses isometric 2D pixel graphics, without PC‑style seamless open neighborhood, with heavily simplified character‑creation and build‑mode functions. Originally released in English only with no official Chinese localization. Fan‑translated Chinese JAR builds circulate domestically and are playable via Java emulators, acting as the foundational mainline entry of The Sims franchise on feature‑phone Java platform.

These are the default keys. These keys are fixed by FreeJ2ME; what each one does inside a game is up to the game. There are no on-screen buttons on phones, so you will need a keyboard or a gamepad. This engine has no rebinding menu. Gamepads are detected automatically.