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Gamelan in Your Hands

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

A student from the Bandung Institute of Technology created a game application for Nokia smartphones. In just three months, more than 29,000 people have downloaded it.

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GONG, bonang, saron, gambang, gendang, and jengglong. Those six options appear on the main menu screen of Gamelan Player, a new game application created for Nokia cellphones. Without being chased by monsters or required to achieve a certain score, users can peacefully play their desired musical instrument with the touch of a finger. Every gentle touch on a kettledrum picture, for example, generates a sound appropriate to that instrument. The game

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