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N-Gage Gaming Service Officially Announced By Nokia

Aug 29, 2007, 5:01 AM by (staff)
updated Nov 10, 2007, 5:57 PM

Nokia bowed its revamped N-Gage platform today. The new service, which is compatible with S60 3rd Edition phones, will provide access to a wide range of games from content developers such as Electronic Arts and Capcom. N-Gage is a free application that can be downloaded to S60 phones. It will be embedded on new phones, starting with the N81 and N95 8GB. Games will cost between 6 and 10 Euros and can be paid for via credit card or through certain carriers. Different licensing options will also allow for cheaper prices. Games can be download over the air or to a PC and synced later. N-Gage will be available beginning in November.

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zombie9

Sep 1, 2007, 6:58 PM

What?

Who played that crap? 🤨

TradeMark_310

A few people...

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