From pocketgamer.biz:

Gameloft has added new features to its Gameloft Live web community, including emulated demos of more than 100 of its mobile games.

The demos use a Java emulator of a handset, and are controlled by the keyboard. It shows the publisher’s intention to use its social network to more directly drive purchases of its mobile games.

Gameloft has also launched a new Flash Games section of the community, initially with one game available to play: Abracadaball.

It includes a features letting players see the best scores of their Gameloft Live friends from within the Flash game.

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