If you still have a wad of cash to burn after snagging an N-Gage and all the launch games what else can you do but donate it to the starving IGN editors fund; PO box…(Peer throws an N-Gage at my head) ...

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.

The wait is over for many gamers as the N-Gage is officially on sale in the US and around the globe. The N-Gage is readily available at major retailers EB Games, GameStop, Target, Best Buy, and ...

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 ...

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Officially, Nokia has been "pleased" with the launch of its portable N-Gage console, declaring it has received "strong order intake from distributors and retailers." But the Finnish cellular behemoth ...

Nokia has announced plans to deliver a redesigned version of its N-Gage gaming cell phone. The new model, the N-Gage QD, has been built to address many of the design problems that plagued the original ...

It's apparently saving the full, official announcement until Monday, but Nokia just dropped word on its N-Gage blog that the final version of its new N-Gage gaming service / application is now live ...

Boy oh boy did the N-Gage suck. (Sidetalking, anyone?) But Nokia is bringing it back this week, much to the excitement of… um, anyone? Yeah, is anyone excited that N-Gage is coming back? It’s ...

Cell phone giant Nokia announced on Wednesday the first major revamp of its N-Gage game player, addressing many of the design and business issues that have limited sales of the current version. The ...

Nokia recently launched the second iteration of the N-gage - this time it isn't a hybrid phone/handheld game, but a service offering demos, friends lists, points, stats, messaging and other features.