Pocket Gamer.Biz: How Nokia's N-Gage can seize the limelight back from iPhone
The Nokia N-Gage might not have put up much of a fight against Nintendo’s handheld dynasty, but you can’t say it didn’t have some pretty impressive technology for the time. [BeardoGuy] happens to have ...
Pocket Gamer.Biz: Nokia: 'Our remit is to push N-Gage to the limit'
The N-Gage sales charts may be dominated by Tetris, Monopoly and World Series of Poker, but that isn't stopping Nokia from looking for the next innovative thing in mobile gaming. In fact, that's a ...
Nokia has finally decided to kill off its N-Gage gaming platform after years of shifting the strategy behind it with little success. Nokia introduced N-Gage in 2003 as a standalone handheld gaming ...
Nokia plans to add games from Konami to its N-Gage mobile games platform in the third quarter. The first title will be stealth action game Metal Gear Solid, Nokia said Tuesday. More games are on the ...
CNET: Nokia's N-Gage is coming back -- but not as you know it
Nokia's N-Gage range was a noble first attempt by a mobile phone manufacturer to make dedicated gaming phones. But there simply wasn't a big enough customer demand to lift it off the ground.
Nokia's N-Gage is coming back -- but not as you know it
Nokia's keeping the N-Gage alive, promising to support the game deck through to the end of 2006. It also plans to introduce N-Gage functionality in future Series 60 phones. Two years after it raised ...
One of the brave but unsuccessful plays from Nokia during their glory years was the N-Gage, an attempt to merge a Symbian smartphone and a handheld game console. It may not have managed to dethrone ...