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Flash Lite S60 3rd Edition: As the game progresses, the sequences become longer and longer. This is a great game for improving memory and eye hand coordination.

Dragon Colors
S60 3rd Edition

Dragon is a game that has a colour changing dragon. The device plays a sequence and the user has to follow it precisely, and get thedragon's manecolours to change in the same sequence as depicted by the phone memory.

To do this, the keys 1 to 4 are used on the devices keypad.

If you get the sequence wrong, the Dragon will tell you. You will then have to start building a new sequence from scratch, and forget entirely the pattern of the previous one.

However, if the sequence is correct, the Dragon will compliment you, and another step will be added to the sequence of colour changes.


Installing Flash Lite SWF content onto a handset

After you have unzipped the game on your PC, install Flash game on your phone, and place them in one of these folders;

Phone mem/Documents/Flash

Memory card/Documents/Flash

The flash player can look in either of these directories, so just transfer the file to one of them.

With Nokia phones, the Nokia PC Suite software creates a system folder for the phone, so you can browse through the phone memory just like you would any hard drive, and can just copy files over into these folders.

Transfer the Flash games swf to the device, using one of the following methods:

IR (infrared): If your PC and handset both support infrared, you can connect the device with the PC and transfer the file via IR.

Bluetooth: If your PC and handset both support Bluetooth, you can connect the device with the PC and transfer the file via Bluetooth.

Memory card: Using a memory card reader, you can transfer the file to the memory card for the phone.

USB: Most phone manufacturers supply a USB cable for synchronising the handset with a PC and transferring files.


Reminder

When copying SWF files to view on the handset, it is important to remember to install the SWF file(s) into the correct folder on the device. The Flash Lite player will only recognize SWF files that are located in the following folders or sub folders within them.