Phone news Nokia finally gives birth to N-Gage Nokia finally gives birth to N-Gage |
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| Written by Matt Chapman | ||||
| Monday, 07 April 2008 | ||||
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Prior to the N-Gage service going live, Nokia sought feedback from its fans through the N-Gage First Access program. An eight-week run saw tens of thousands of participants register for the service from over 100 countries. “With N-Gage First Access we offered Nokia N81 owners the first chance to try N-Gage and solicited their feedback to help us further refine the experience,” said Kaidesoja. “We were pleased that so many people took the time to test-drive the service and share their comments. Thanks to them we are now ready to offer an enhanced experience to a wider audience.” Gamers can download the N-Gage application by visiting the official site on their mobile device or PC. Games are expected to cost between £6 and £8 – all of which are free to try before buying. N-Gage is currently compatible with: Nokia N81, Nokia N81 8GB, Nokia N82, Nokia N95, and Nokia N95 8GB. |
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