May 21, 2008
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2008 is going to be the year when mobile gaming takes off big time. Yes, I know that mobile games have been around for years, I'm not talking about those crappy little java games - I'm talking serious mobile gaming from Nokia and Apple.
As you should be aware Nokia (re-)launched their N-Gage platform at the beginning of April finally bringing decent mobile gaming to a handset near you.
Apple are due to open up their iPhones with a new App Store at the ... Read More
Apr 3, 2008
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The moment you have all been waiting for Nokia N-Gage is now live!
Currently supported models are N81, N81 8GB, N82, N95, N95 8GB with support for N73, N93 & N93i coming soon.
The games available to play are System Rush: Evolution, Asphalt 3: Street Rules, Brain Challenge, World Series of Poker and Hooked On: Creatures of the Deep all of which are free to try.
Download N-Gage for your handset now! Read More
Jul 2, 2007
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According to Pocket Gamer it would appear that Nokia are to branch out their N-Gage games onto the home PC :
Pocket Gamer has learned that Nokia is well into development of this cross-platform game, codenamed 'Project White Rock'. Designed to run on both N-Gage handsets and PCs, the game will be an innovative step forward for mobile gaming, and a stark departure from N-Gage exclusivity.
Sketchy details at the moment, but sounds interesting. Read More
Jul 1, 2007
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Check out this hot new game demo called Global Race: Raging Thunder that's just been released for the Nokia E90.
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Gamelion Inc. puts you in the driver's seat for a great racing experience with Global Race: Raging Thunder, developed in cooperation with Polarbit AB. The game takes full advantage of the new Nokia E90 Communicator's processing power and 800 x 360-pixel screen, offering blazing-fast gameplay with gorgeous 3D graphics at an impressive 40 frames per second (fps).
The great thing about this is ... Read More
Apr 14, 2004
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Nokia have finally announced details of the much anticipated second-edition N-Gage. They have removed the MP3 player, made it smaller, added the ability to hot-swap games and have done away with the must jested side-talking.
The device features a smaller pocket-able size, Bluetooth, Hot swap MMC cards, 4096 colour screen, MMS, Email support, JAVA, XHTML browser, WAP, MIDI & WAV ringtones all based on the Series 60 UI.
There is no mention of the integrated camera that had been mentioned by other sites.
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