Lots of change in the air: Nokia has just launched their first touchscreen S60 phone, the 5800 XpressMusic, and with it they've also launched Symbian S60 5th Edition. What do these developments mean for the N-Gage platform?
What happens when you have regular releases, and everyone expects a game on a certain day? You have a good feeling building around your platform. Will Nokia continue the regularity of the N-Gage game releases in 2009?
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There are many kinds of online games, and most of these have been done on mobile phones. So far the next gen N-Gage platform has stuck almost exclusively to rankings of one kind or another. Is this harming the platform by alienating most of its users...
Earlier in the year All About N-Gage published an editorial calling on Nokia to allow transfers of N-Gage games from one handset to another. They responded by saying that transfers would be possible by contacting their customer service department, bu...
Ewan Spence argues that N-Gage should be opened up to more than just native C++, hand-rolled N-Gage games.
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The new N-Gage platform has well and truly launched with the recent release of the N96, the first device to have N-Gage built in from day one. However, the game demos that also come pre-installed are shockingly poor, and Nokia is running the risk of ...
If the new N-Gage platform was an N-Gage game, what would its point pickups be and how many has Nokia earned so far? Read our special feature article to find out...
When Scott Foe takes the stage, it pays to take notes - even more so when he presents a masterclass on promoting games and the idea of bacterial marketing at the recent Edinburgh Interactive Festival.
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The Nokia 5320 XpressMusic has finally gone on sale, and we've got hold of one of the first retail units. This is the actual phone as it is now in the shops. The review should be coming soon, but hopefully this will keep those interested happy until ...
Many N-Gage-compatible phones have a thing called "TV Out", which lets you attach them to an ordinary television set with a simple cable. Once connected, you can access any of the phone's functions through the TV set, including N-Gage games. In a spe...
Browse the N-Gage Games Directory — 461 games across three categories of Nokia N-Gage gaming.