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Nokia has made all its current gen first-party N-Gage games available for purchase via a download service. The games are paid for on Nokia’s Software Marketplace website, downloaded to the user’s PC, then transferred by the user to a MMC memory card, after which they work exactly as if the games had been bought at retail.
There’s an excellent animation explaining how to do it on the website. There’s no need to install the game, it works straight from the card, and it allows N-Gagers to legally place all their games on one MMC so they can carry their entire collection with them.
This is nothing to do with the Next Gen N-Gage gaming service (arriving on 3rd Edition Symbian S60 smartphones in the first half of 2007), but rather a stopgap solution to allow current generation N-Gage owners to obtain games easily
However games are expensively priced at Rs 1700 to Rs 2600
Current gen N-Gage games available as downloads for current gen N-Gages
There’s an excellent animation explaining how to do it on the website. There’s no need to install the game, it works straight from the card, and it allows N-Gagers to legally place all their games on one MMC so they can carry their entire collection with them.
This is nothing to do with the Next Gen N-Gage gaming service (arriving on 3rd Edition Symbian S60 smartphones in the first half of 2007), but rather a stopgap solution to allow current generation N-Gage owners to obtain games easily
However games are expensively priced at Rs 1700 to Rs 2600
Current gen N-Gage games available as downloads for current gen N-Gages