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Nokia online – n-gage Blog

By JBC on 30 June 2009

GLOBAL – Following on from yesterday’s introduction of our look at other Nokia blogs, we have the gamers’ favourite – n-gage. The n-gage blog offers the latest games charts every week along with a host of reviews round ups and the latest n-gage gaming news. The top 5 games post is a weekly chart which does what it says, helping to highlight the most popular games that week. Information on new games and games development is offered up regularly and the full archive goes right back to 2006.

Anyone interested in the latest games will get the most out of the reviews round ups. These take a look at what other sites have been saying about new games, picking out juicy quotes and offering up the star ratings from each review. The team also get access to key industry figures for interviews, which helps give a bit more depth behind what’s going on, particularly with new games under development.

Like the BetaLabs blog, users play a big part in the n-gage blog, with plenty of reason to comment (and no shortage of commenting). What’s more Ikona, from the n-gage blog, isn’t shy on comments, interacting with users regularly and giving feedback through comments. Users can also add suggestions to the site which other users can then vote on, the most popular rising to the top for the n-gage team to review.

Check out the n-gage blog at blog.n-gage.com – don’t forget to tell ‘em who sent ya!

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SoulBlade Says:
June 30th, 2009 at 12:31 pm

N-gage.. is dead.,just lingering.
Its not running at its full potential – not even close to half of it.
The Nokia executives that go to all these big conferences talking how great and wonderful the N-platform is and its games, have they really played *all* those games. Or maybe just the ones that look nice/colourful to them. The large crop of these n-gage games are just nasty ports ,with little or no innovation involved. What happen to all the HW acceleration games you guys were lauding about ,months ago, to be present in N-gage 2.0. Less than 8 nokia devices even Have the GPU.
The venerable n-gage titles of old are no more,and even the ones that survived to the ‘new age’ don’t do the platform enough justice to make the difference.
Development cycle is so darn tedious coding via symbian ,compared to some other *cough* platform with an “i”.
i Hope Nokia has a good future strategy for mobile gaming. Cuz to many, n-gage is more or less an innocous threat to other rivals/competitors in the mobile gaming industry. – almost like the valiant hero in this mobile gaming future/story is. . still sleeping.