Hurrah! It seems that THQ and/or Nokia have changed their minds, and the apparently cancelled Worms for N-Gage has been un-cancelled. This is great news for the next gen N-Gage as the game was very well received on the original gen N-Gage, and should...
If you're a mobile game company interested in publishing your games on the N-Gage platform, you may want to check out their slightly updated Developer Application Process page. This page used to only mention becoming a first party developer. However,...
According to reports on the N-Gage Arena forums, the UK Official Xbox 360 Magazine, also known as OXM, has an extra disc with the current issue (Jan 2009, Issue 42) which contains one free N-Gage game activation code as well as other N-Gage-related g...
Still catching up on missed sales charts, here's the first bestseller list of 2009 for the N-Gage platform. Nice to see the new games still there instead of the usual Gameloft evergreens.
In the first AAS Insight (54) of the year we look back on 2008 and share our hardware highlights, rant about our lowlights, make a few daring predictions and waffle on our favourite pieces of software from 2008. You can listen to AAS Insight 54 here ...
Over on All About N-Gage, we've reviewed the arcade racing game Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D, and we've also published the results of our readers poll on the best N-Gage game of 2008, along with the personal picks of the AAN/AAS staff.
Crash Bandicoot's racing game Nitro Kart 3D finally hit the new N-Gage platform at the end of 2008, and now All About N-Gage looks at the game for our first review of 2009. Is CBNK3D up to speed, or does it have a flat tyre? Find out by clicking on t...
We've now got the latest sales chart which covers the Yuletide period, so you can find out which N-Gage game was the Christmas number one. As ever we also have our cumulative and publisher charts. UPDATE: Nokia have published the missing chart from b...
You the AAN readers have spoken, and we can now announce which game you voted as the best N-Gage title of 2008. The full results are below, as well as the AAN team's own picks of the year. Click on the headline to read more...
How do you let people know that their mobile phone plays games? Well if you are Nokia and the country is Indonesia, you hire a promotional bus (reports the Mobile Games Blog). As the bus tours the country, staff on board will demonstrate to people ho...