UEFA Euro 2008

Publisher: EA SPORTS™

Developer: EA Canada

Category: Sports

Release Dates

Intl - 04/18/2008

Also available on:
• 360
• MB
• PS2
• PS3
• PSP

News

EA Celebrates UEFA Euro 2008 with Release of Officially Licensed Videogame
Event Game Enables Players to Captain Their Country to Soccer Championship Glory

Description

UEFA EURO 2008 will feature stunning visual representations of the world’s most famous soccer players, playing in a more accessible, faster paced and responsive version of the market-leading EA SPORTS soccer engine, and all of the teams and official stadiums that will be part of UEFA EURO 2008. The videogame will enable gamers to play as their favorite country from qualification right through to a virtual reproduction of the championship tournament.

Take on the challenge of leading one of over 50 European national teams to glory as UEFA EURO 2008 recreates all the drama and excitement of the official tournament. A new game mode called Captain Your Country will enable gamers to put themselves on the pitch, earn the captaincy of their team and truly inspire their country to glory. Gamers will also be able to celebrate their success on-field through interactive celebrations that will add to the pageantry and atmosphere of the event. In addition, an online mode call Battle of the Nations will enable gamers around the world to lead their country to global supremacy.

Turok

Publisher: Aspyr Media

Developer: Propaganda Games

# of Players: 1-16

Category: Action

Release Dates

N Amer - 04/22/2008

Interviews

Dino Hunting Season Begins with the Return of Turok
“Turok enjoys an extra dimension that no other shooter can match.”

News

Turok Forums Now Live
Visit www.turok.com (in the “Platoon” section) to interact and chat with more fans of the dino-hunting hero

Turok Pre-Order Announcement
Turok Pre-Order Demo Disc Now Available At Select Major U.S. Retailers

Turok coming to PC on February 5, 2008
Touchstone Announces Re-Imagined Story-Driven First Person Shooter to Be Released on Windows PC in Spring 2008

Description

Turok is an epic, story-driven first-person shooter set on a dark, mysterious planet in the near future. Players take on the role of Joseph Turok, a former Black Ops commando, now part of an elite Special Forces squad on a mission to take down a war criminal on a genetically-altered planet. After the ship is shot down while approaching the planet, Joseph Turok must use his instincts and elite military training to elude an army of well-trained soldiers, and the ravenous, unpredictable creatures that populate the dangerous environment. Joseph Turok’s mission? Survive at all costs.

Lineage II: The Chaotic Throne - 4th Anniversary Edition

Publisher: Ncsoft

Category: Role-Playing

Release Dates

Online - 04/23/2008

News

Lineage II: Hellbound Update and 4th Anniversary Edition
New content for epic game launches with the incentive-packed

Dev Diary: What’s So Cool about Hellbound and the 4th Anniversary Edition
April 23, 2008, NCsoft will be celebrating the four-year anniversary of Lineage II: The Chaotic Throne’s launch in both North America and Europe

Description

The Lineage II: The Chaotic Throne – 4th Anniversary Edition box includes a special edition DVD featuring the Lineage II game client and all of the previously released expansions, all on one convenient disc. If you’re new to the game or just haven’t played in awhile, you can just use the DVD to quickly update to the most current version. Those that buy the box can make use of a whopping sixty days of play time and get access to two exclusive in-game items, the Black Half Mask (a special head accessory) and a Pig Lollipop (which transforms you into a loveable pig – it’s fun!).

Also included in the 4th Anniversary Edition DVD, the Hellbound update adds many new changes and improvements to the Kamael, our last major expansion. Once you earn the trust of the local Hellbound natives, you will be able to gain access the Steel Citadel, a massive four-tower fortress. Each tower must be defeated in order—the Base Tower, Tower of Infinitum and Tully’s Workshop—before you can gain entry to the Tower of Naia and battle the raid monster Epidos before facing the ultimate boss, Beleth.

Hardware Requirements

• PC Processor TypeIntel® Pentium® 4 processor or equivalent
• PC Processor Speed2GHzPC
• Operating SystemWindows XP, Windows Vista
• PC System Memory 512MB RAMPC
• Hard Drive Space10GBPC
• Video NVIDIA FX 5700 or ATI RADEON 9600 video card
• PC Additional Requirements DirectX 9.0c; Internet service required to access online features

Lineage II: Hellbound

Publisher: Ncsoft

Category: Role-Playing

Release Dates

N Amer - 04/23/2008

Official Game Website

News

Lineage II: Hellbound Update and 4th Anniversary Edition
New content for epic game launches with the incentive-packed

Dev Diary: What’s So Cool about Hellbound and the 4th Anniversary Edition
April 23, 2008, NCsoft will be celebrating the four-year anniversary of Lineage II: The Chaotic Throne’s launch in both North America and Europe

Lineage II Hellbound Update: Pet System Enhancements
The Lineage II developers have announced enhancements to the pet system that will become available with the Hellbound expansion

Lineage II - Hellbound Coming this April
Great new content is coming your way in Hellbound, a continuation of The Kamael and the final installment of the First Throne saga for Lineage II

Description

Great new content is coming your way in Hellbound, a continuation of The Kamael and the final installment of the First Throne saga for Lineage II. This update includes high-end content and features requested by players, such as an enhanced pet system, high end skills/skill enchantments, and legendary transformations.

Features

• New Content: First introduced in The Kamael, the Hellbound area is the main focus for new content, making this area epic in difficulty and intensity. Reaching the raid boss, Beleth, requires large scale cooperative play and nerves of steel. In addition to beefing up the Hellbound area, high level skills, sub-classes benefits, new skill enchants, top tier items, and transformations are available with this update.
• Level Cap: With the Hellbound expansion, the game’s level cap is raised to 85.
• Enhanced Pet System: Players can now nurture, train and level their own ride able wolf, as well evolve their current buffalo, cougar and kookaburra pets.

Hacker Zero

Author : Hacker Zero

OS : Win98,WinME,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003,Windows Vista Star

License : Shareware ($22.00)

Added : 12. February 2008

Release : 11. February 2008

Publisher : How to visit Hacker Zero's homepage?

Game description : A collection of 3 hacking simulation games. In Hacker 2012, fight with a global network of Internet hackers to steal as much money as you can. In Hell School Hacker, crack into the school network, and make it worth your while. In PortSign, steal money, files, exploit system administrators, build up your defenses, play casino games to make quick cash, acquire more advanced tools, and much more.

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell brought new levels of sophistication to stealth-action gaming. You play NSA Black Ops operative Sam Fisher, a so-called Splinter Cell, undertaking fearsomely dangerous missions on your own. Except this time around, Fisher is not entirely on his own: the game deck's unique Bluetooth wireless technology has enabled two unique multiplayer modes, Sniper and C-operative. In the latter, you will have to work together with a friend to overcome the enemy. With 10 different universes and a bristling array of gadgetry, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell immerses you in a rich and challenging gameplay experience.

Entering like a ghost, you'll have to rely to the stealth and make a good use of your surrounding to avoid direct conflict and end up outnumbered. The missions will follow pretty much the same storyline as the original game for PC/GC/PS2/XBOX with the emphasis on being a complete platformer with here and there some first-person sniping job to do.

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory

Ubisoft today announced Splinter Cell 3 (working title), the third blockbuster in the Splinter Cell franchise, will officially be called Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory - Could the name be any longer???. In addition to the PC, the game will be available on the Xbox, as well as on the N-Gage platform, published by Gameloft. Details on other platforms will be forthcoming

Tomb Raider

Lara Croft explores ancient ruins across the globe in her quest to find the Scion, a relic from the lost continent Atlantis. She soon learns she's not the only one after the Scion. This version of Tomb Raider includes at least three never-before published levels exclusive to the Nokia N-Gage game deck.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater is a skateboarding simulation in which you control a famous skate star around 3d environments. Each game area contains a plethora of objects like ramps, rails, and half-pipes which can be used to perform tricks. Each trick you perform earns you more points for your score.

The game is divided into two types of levels. In the first, you skate around locations like a mall, a city street, or a warehouse. In each of these areas, there are 5 goals for the you to complete. Some goals involve obtaining a high score, others smashing objects, and some collecting objects. For every goal you complete, you earn a video tape. By collecting enough video tapes, you unlock levels and skateboards for you to use. There are 6 levels like this. The second type of level is a competition. You get to make 3 timed runs through a skate park, and attempt to get the highest score possible. If you do well enough, you will beat the scores of the computer controlled skaters and win a medal. There are 3 levels like this.

There are nine real life pro skaters you can choose to play as, including Tony Hawk himself. Each skater has their own signature moves that earn you big points if pulled off successfully.

Master signature pro moves. Engage in head-to-head competition. Explore fully skateable worlds while you practice and master your moves. Show off or admire your expertise over and over again with instant replay mode. And the killer soundtrack will inspire you to create some signature moves of your own.

Virtua Cop

Virtua Cop is a multiplayer first person shooting game, where mobile gamers are charged with bringing down an evil crime syndicate that is running riot in a series of locations. Players can team up via Bluetooth wireless technology to shoot their way through various levels to restore peace and order.

Virtua Tennis

Sega's Virtua Tennis is the most revered tennis game in the history of the games industry. Famous for the way in which it lets you play stylish shots without having an unnecessarily complicated control system, it will make tennis fanatics who own Nokia N-Gage game decks very happy. With two game modes - Arcade and World Circuit - plus up to four-player multiplay via Bluetooth wireless technology, Virtua Tennis is feature-packed and addictive.

War of the Worlds

Something huge has emerged from the ground near the city of Osaka and has begun to approach a residential area. As the world watches the devastation taking place in Japan, what people are calling “giant tripods” have begun appearing all around the globe. Every major city on the planet is under attack, and the population is fleeing in what can only be called the biggest human migration in history!

WWE Aftershock

Nokia and THQ Wireless recently announced they are working with the World Wrestling Entertainment(WWE) for WWE Aftershock. WWE Aftershock for the N-Gage challenges players to get into the ring, muscle it up and battle against ten WWE Superstars for the coveted WWE Championship. WWE Aftershock offers multiplayer action via Bluetooth...

X-Men Legends II

In X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse, players create, customize and control teams of four mutants from 16 all-time favorite X-Men and Brotherhood villains from the Marvel Universe. Players can switch between teammates wielding a variety of super powers and skills as they overcome obstacles, solve puzzles and defeat hordes of enemies including Lady Deathstrike and the notorious Four Horsemen of Apocalypse. If the mission is too much for one, N-Gage fans can recruit up to three friends for multiplayer adventures over Bluetooth and help unlock secret missions on N-Gage Arena.

Xmen

Nokia has announced that X-Men Legends, the first 3D action-RPG based on the popular Marvel characters, the X-Men, will be released for the N-Gage platform under agreement with Activision (Nasdaq:ATVI). X‑Men Legends challenges players to create, customize and control their favorite X-Men Super Heroes in teams of four in their ongoing battle to protect humanity from the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants and other Marvel Super Villains.

Marcel Desailly Pro Soccer

Endorsed by the World Cup-winning Chelsea defender, this football game has everything, including multiplayer functionality via Bluetooth wireless technology, the world's top stadiums, 32 European club and 32 national teams, and no-compromise gameplay. Astonishing graphics leave you feeling totally immersed in the football experience. An out-and-out winner, just like Desailly himself.

FIFA Soccer 2005

EA Sport's most authentic soccer experience with special N-Gage features. Get ready for intense action on the field with FIFA 2005. This game offers an all-new animation system that reacts to every button press with authentic responsiveness, directly translating to the speed and vision of the world's greatest players.

FIFA Soccer 2004

With the unique Nokia N-Gage features of FIFA Soccer 2004, the players will be able to create the history of FIFA Soccer 2004 in their own hands. By going up against 6,000 real players from more than 300 official teams and the multiplayer experience of head to head play, FIFA Soccer 2004 on N-Gage offers players the chance to skillfully challenge each other in real time. FIFA Soccer 2004 will be available on the Nokia N-Gage game deck in time for the 2003 holiday season.

Commando

Developed by SL Interactive, mobile game developers based in Singapore, the Commando series is a turn-based strategy that puts players in the boots of a one-man army who must overcome hordes of enemy forces given the limited arsenal.

MotoGP

Featuring 10 of the world's most exotic racing bikes, plus some of the world's top racing circuits, MotoGP brings the adrenaline of motorbike racing to the Nokia N-Gage game deck. Bluetooth wireless technology allows up to four people to take each other on at speeds of up to 200 miles per hour.

MLB Slam!

This officially licensed Major League Baseball game has it all: all the official players and teams, real-time statistics, full nine-innings baseball games, and the chance to play against one of your friends via Bluetooth. In addition, you can build a Dream Team, choose from five game modes including All Star Game and Home Run Derby, and visit the Hall Of Fame, where you can compare your scores against other people's.

With three levels of difficulty, everyone can play MLB Slam! But beware: real-time statistics mean that if players pick up injuries in real-life, they will also become injured in MLB Slam! An utterly authentic baseball experience in the palm of your hand.

Ghost Recon - Jungle Storm

Havana, 2009: Castro's death leaves a power vacuum in Cuba, and a Colombian drug cartel wants it all. The island's first free elections are under threat until the U.S. sends in the Ghosts, an elite team of Army Green Berets, as part of a UN peacekeeping force to subdue the warlords and secure the elections.

Colin McRae Rally 2005

Nokia, together with Codemasters, today announced that Colin McRae Rally 2005 is under development for the N-Gage platform. As the first Codemasters title for the N-Gage platform, Colin McRae Rally 2005, developed by Ideaworks3D, will bring all the gripping action from the leading rally game series together with support for racing competitions via the N-Gage Arena.

Catan

Work Your Brain With Catan On The N-Gage Platform

August 19, 2004 -- Today, Nokia announced the first Capcom title for its N-Gage game portfolio. Catan, a brain sport strategy game, will appeal to a wide range of gamers who will be inspired by the possibility to engage in up to four person mobile multiplayer gaming via Bluetooth wireless technology.

Catan gamers will compete with each other to build roads, settlements and cities. Instead of colonizing land and enslaving natives, gamers will occupy new land to develop into communities with the aim of expanding their civilization and squeezing out competitors. Catan offers a balanced mix of tactic, strategy, interaction and - of course - luck.

"The Catan board game has a loyal following worldwide and we have every reason to believe that this new mobile multiplayer version of Catan for the N-Gage platform will be very popular as well," said Pasi Pölönen, Director, Games Publishing, Nokia. "The N-Gage platform gives an opportunity for both existing and new Catan fans to engage in a powerful, strategic mobile gaming experience."

"Catan is perfectly suited to be launched as the first Capcom release on the N-Gage platform", says Kuniaki Tanaka, General Manager of Mobile Business Department of Capcom. "The mobile multiplayer features will make Catan fans work their brains even harder to accomplish their mission and grow their civilization."

The N-Gage Arena provides tips and hints to gamers as they roll the dice to get the commodities they need to build new roads, cities and settlements. Catan is expected to be available on the N-Gage platform in early 2005.

Bounce

Sometimes simple games are the most enjoyable. Games like Tetris and Pong have given credence to the idea that form follows function. At first glance Bounce is far from impressive. It has very simple graphics and a equally simple control scheme. You simply manipulate your red rubber ball by choosing the direction you want to go, and making it bounce by pressing the "1" key. You can't get much more simple than that.

Atari Retro

The software collection contains a complete Atari 2600 emulation engine using original cartridge ROM images to give it that classic original feel, with game console quality. Titles include: Adventure, Asteroids, Breakout, Centipede, Missile Command, Pong and Yar's Revenge. Each has been reproduced with absolute authenticity; powered by a sophisticated emulation engine designed specifically for mobile use. The product is officially branded and licensed in collaboration with Atari.

Ashen

Ashen is a supernatural horror-themed FPS developed exclusively for the N-Gage platform. When Seven River City is plunged into chaos, stricken by storms and overcome with supernatural phenomena, Jacob Ward is filled with dread and despair, like most others. Yet Ward knows more about this catastrophe than most, and as its citizens flee, he must return to Seven River City and work to save it. Somewhere in that half-ruined darkness is his sister, a woman Ward believes is responsible for this disaster; a woman who warned him this would happen…

Alien Front

In Alien Front, you can take on the role of an army tank commander to defend the Earth against invading aliens, or switch sides and take command of a futuristic 2-leg walker, a 4-leg spider walker, or an anti-gravity hovercraft vehicle. Alien Front also has a two-player deathmatch mode via Bluetooth wireless technology and the possibility to share game statistics with the world via the N-Gage Arena

The Revolution Has Begun

With the news that the Crazy Frog ringtone has outsold Coldplay and hit number one in the charts, we are witnessing a revolution not unlike the launch of CD's back in the 1980s. Although the Coldplay track is kick-ass, the Crazy Frog ringtone is funny and addictive and plenty of people (I guess) are happy to pay to annoy the hell out of me on the plane/train/bus/starbucks line. Welcome to the future baby!

WATCH DOG the Advertising Standards Authority has said that it has had a record 800 complaints about the Crazy Frog ring tone advertisements. The UK has been flooded with the ads for the ring tone which is based on the tune from the Beverly Hills Cop movie.

Unfortunately the thing refuses to croak. It is the first ring tone to reach number one when it went on sale as a CD. However, the ads with the catchy tune and the animated frog wearing a broad smile that accompanies it on videos and TV adverts is apparently driving Britons nuts. According to Reuters, the Advertising Standards Authority watchdog said that most people thought that the advertisement for the ring tone was on too often and was driving them mad.

Previously the Authority had to wrestle with complaints about the frog’s genitals which are apparently all too visible. Yet, despite all the complaints, the fierce Watchdog has refused to tell the makers to hop it.

Apparently there is a new single in the works called Kill the Frog by Frog Must Die, which is due to be released later this month, and designed to set the record straight. This all reminds us of the days of Jive Bunny, who in the 1980s highlighted the need for a more aggressive use of myxomatosis. We not sure what kills frogs, other than stamping on them, which seems a bit humane given the noise of the ring tone

N-Gage Arena Anytime Anywhere Tournament Details

Nokia today announced their newest online competition, the N-Gage Arena Anytime Anywhere Tournament, where players will demonstrate their prowess in the N-Gage Arena, meeting challenges delivered via text message that can arrive anytime, anywhere.

"This is no ordinary tournament," said Sally Vedros, product marketing manager for N-Gage Arena. "In the N-Gage Anytime Anywhere Tournament, the competition comes to you. Having a connected gaming device in your pocket makes it easy to accept a challenge, connect to the N-Gage Arena and put your skills to the test wherever you might happen to be."

The tournament highlights the mobility and accessibility of N-Gage Arena, where participants can play their favorite games and battle with people around the world. Contestants can sign up, get instructions, follow event results and participate in competitions directly from their N-Gage game deck, without having to use a personal computer!

Players signup for the tournament and then watch for text message invitations notifying them that a competition is about to begin. Contestants will play each other in whichever game has been selected for that particular match. With twelve events in all, there will be plenty of chances to win. Using their N-Gage game decks and the N-Gage Arena launcher application, participants can talk up their game in the public chat rooms, where moderators will provide event instructions and announce winners.

Chat With The Creators of Rifts

Get ready to learn the secrets behind the best mobile game of 2005 - Rifts: Promise of Power! Nokia is offering all N-Gage Arena members a chance to ask all the burning questions they may have. All enquiring minds can tune into the N-Gage Arena website for two live chat events, featuring key members of the development team and the brain behind the brilliance - the creator of the original pen and paper game and Rifts storyline, Kevin Siembieda!

Rifts: Promise of Power was voted by the editors of Electronic Gaming Monthly, Computer Gaming World, Official U.S. PlayStation Magazines, and 1UP.com as the Best Mobile Game of 2005. Similarly, Gamespot chose Rifts: Promise of Power as the best N-Gage game at E3 2005. "N-Gage games are widely considered to be the best mobile games on the market. Receiving recognition and awards like these further supports our position as one of the leaders in mobile gaming," says Gregg Sauter, Director, Games Publishing, Nokia.

Ongoing live chats are scheduled each week in the N-Gage Arena, the mobile online gaming community by Nokia. Fans can sneak a peek at exclusive game art, chat with developers, take a trivia challenge, talk up your battle club victories - and lots more! Keep your eye on the Events Calendar for upcoming events. Or stop by the always-open N-Gage Arena Clubhouse chat room and jump into the discussion!
Behind the Scenes --
Chat about the making of Rifts: Promise of Power
Shane Neville, Producer, Nokia

Pathway to Glory Scoops Award

Nokia continues to reap major awards in the mobile gaming world. The critically acclaimed N-Gage title, Pathway to Glory, won this year's MEF Mobile Games Award. The game, exclusive to the N-Gage platform, was presented with the coveted title at the Mobile Entertainment Forum Awards held in London on 15 June, 2005.

The judging panel of journalists and industry experts praised the game's innovation and determination to push the boundaries of mobile gaming. "The MEF Awards salute the creativity, dynamism and growth of the mobile entertainment industry over the last year," said Patrick Parodi, Chairman of the Mobile Entertainment Forum. "Pathway to Glory's winning status recognises Nokia's commitment to helping drive the mobile games industry forward and acknowledges the profound impact the project is set on the future of mobile gaming."

Gregg Sauter, Director, Games Publishing, Nokia commented on the award: "As one of the first Nokia developed titles, Pathway to Glory is a true showcase of the N-Gage platform's capabilities It's great to receive recognition for the hard work of the whole team involved in the project, especially when that recognition comes from our colleagues in the mobile entertainment industry."
Pathway to Glory features innovative and unique ways for gamers around the globe to connect, compete, cooperate and communicate in the online multiplayer game mode through the N-Gage Arena. It is a hybrid game of both real-time and turn-based mobile multiplayer strategy that marks a new era in mobile gaming. Packed with innovative features, the game includes the world's first mobile in-game voice communication with the Field Radio feature. This feature enables gamers to send voice messages to each other during the game, creating the effect of a field radio.

Media support for the game has been unanimous with high scoring reviews featuring in key publications around the world. A follow-up to the award-winning Pathway to Glory game was announced at this year's E3. Pathway to Glory Ikusa Islands is an enhanced continuation of the original game and is expected to be in the stores for the Christmas market.

War of the Worlds Coming to N-Gage

You play as a tripod in the game set in Spielberg’s movie environment. By playing the part of the tripod, you will be immersed deeply into the movie universe and story. Your tripod is indestructible! You must finish each level in a limited amount of time and complete your primary objectives: reaching checkpoints within time limits, inflicting mass destruction and collecting humans. The human military forces will fight you with everything they have: weapons, helicopters, planes, boats and mines will try to slow you down as you wreak havoc on Earth!

In order to maximize your score, you must destroy as much as possible, in as little time as possible. The game consists of 13 levels of pure shooting action in 5 different environments inspired by the film and its universe. You will marvel at the amazing graphics depicting Osaka, London, New Jersey, and New York as they are overcome by the tripods. Your final location is an “Organic City” almost completely taken over by the malignant red vegetation.

After each level, a debriefing helps you analyze your performance by providing a tally of enemies killed, time bonuses, chain counts and bullets fired. Your total bonus will establish your rank in the game. War of the Worlds is rich in replay value because even the most experienced players will want to continue to improve their rank! Thanks to intuitive controls, the game offers immediate enjoyment, and is sure to please all fans of this movie and video game genre!

* 13 levels of pure shooting action in 5 different environments.

* Immersive gameplay: a very different point of view - you play as a tripod!

* Addictive gameplay: If you take too long to complete a level, or fail to destroy a sufficient number of enemies, the game is over!

* Amazing graphics and astounding environments set in some of the movie’s environments.

Nokia and SmallBall launch SNAP Mobile Soccer for Java

Nokia and SmallBall.com has announced the launch of SNAP Mobile Soccer, the newest exciting member of Nokia's fast-growing Java game portfolio. SNAP Mobile Soccer players can challenge real people in single matches or compete in professional or user-created leagues. And they train, play and watch the games on mobile while on the go, or on PC when at home. You need never leave home without SNAP Mobile Soccer.

SNAP Mobile Soccer, supported by the Nokia SNAP (Scalable Network Application Package) Mobile platform, enables customers to do much more than just play their teams against other teams. With SNAP Mobile Soccer you can actually train individual players to form the strongest team. Team owners can observe and evaluate every one of their players and their abilities, then train them based on their unique strengths and weaknesses to create a winning team. With proper attention to their growing soccer skills they will soon be competing at higher and higher levels.
SNAP Mobile Soccer creator Ed Annunziata says: "The better you know your players, the better you can train them." But he cautions that it works both ways: Just as in life, your players must work to improve their skills or risk losing them. This requires regular practice and a good dose of personal attention. "The more you love your players," Annunziata says, "the more they'll return the love by showing their winning ways."

Now you can coach your players to kick farther, run faster, change directions quicker, guard the goal better - these and all the other specialized skills that go into building a winning team. Fourteen players are included with each team, and with a nod to the worldwide popularity of women's soccer, women's teams as well as men's teams are available. Name your players, customize their uniforms, create your own formations - SNAP Soccer lets you make all the important team decisions.
Each member of the team arrives with average playing skills, but with his own unique "digital DNA." Study each player and quickly identify the special promise inherent in each member of your team. Their training and success are in your hands alone. The harder you train and the smarter you coach them, the faster they develop into the team you always wanted to create.

Teams can be trained and managed with mobile phones or PCs, and matches can be seen on mobile handsets as well as full screen on any compatible Web-enabled PC. Your team "lives" on a server, so you can play opposing teams even while their owners are otherwise occupied.

Aimed at a target audience of both male and female players age 16 to 40, SNAP Mobile Soccer is expected to be available through selected cellular phone service providers by late 2005. A number of Nokia and non-Nokia handsets will support the game.

SNAP Mobile Soccer features:
- Cross-platform game play
- Playback of live and recorded matches
- Chat and discussion forums
- User-created multiplayer leagues
- Season results, records and statistics


SNAP Mobile Soccer is a truly groundbreaking new Java game where players use "artificial life" technology to train their team members and pit them against other teams in cross-town or worldwide matches. Each member of your team has the ability to learn distinct soccer skills and - with regular practice and personal attention - retain those skills while learning new and better skills.

Mile High Pinball on N-Gage

Pinball soars to new heights with Nokia's Mile High Pinball for the N-Gage platform, and the new trailer gives gamers a sneak peek at the action. With multiplayer tournaments, customizable pinball boards and more than 80 play fields, Mile High Pinball launches the classic game out of the arcade and into the next generation.

The sky is the limit as players progress through Mile High Pinball's varied game boards, either testing their skills alone or battling it out against others in the N-Gage Arena. For added depth and customization, gamers can create their own maps and share them through the Beat-My-Challenge feature. More than 35 power-ups allow for strategic gameplay, and collectible items and a ranking system add to the high-flying fun.
Mile High Pinball is developed exclusively for the N-Gage platform by Bonus.com, and is scheduled for release is stores this fall.

System Rush

After a dormant period, Nokia has released a new title for your favorite handheld games/cell phone device. System Rush from Nokia invites you to tour GlobeNet's virtual world through the eyes of a cyber-punk hacker. Your itinerary features places that the typical tourist does not see – you'll make your way through some of the most hostile GlobeNet networks – and you won't be in a rental car, airplane or bus – a Co-Vec (code vehicle) will be your mode of transportation.

From South America to Russia, System Rush offers intense racing and multiplayer action on the N-Gage game deck.

Here is a quick guide to the stops on your global adventure:

Russia – KGBXTREME Systems – A commercial offshoot of the defunct Russian security service, KGBX is a major player in the GlobeNet security market. Their system is rumored to be so well monitored that attempted hackers have had their brains fried...

South America – Highlife Pharmaceuticals – Known for manufacturing "lifestyle" drugs with questionable chemical components, Highlife has purchased large swaths of the rainforest for farming plants with medicinal properties.

East Coast USA - Heavenly Dollar Trading Corp – One of the largest financial institutions in the global economy, Heavenly Dollar Trading Corp uses its muscle to crush competitors and remain on top. It is said that top executives use witchdoctors, clairvoyants and mystics to forecast economic trends.

Europe – SoSecure International – SoSecure is a leading corporation in the security sector, known for cyber and biotech security products. They have ties to military around the world, and are researching human technology implants. Stay away from their dangerous cyber-animals...

Japan – The Fat Daddy Investment Bank – Known for being both extremely wealthy and unscrupulous, those in the know say that Fat Daddy has organized crime connections. Top executives are in prison for siphoning government funds, and that is just the tip of the iceberg.

Asphalt: Urban GT 2

Nokia has announced Asphalt: Urban GT 2, the hot sequel to the spectacular dream car racing game on the N-Gage platform. Developed and published by Gameloft, Asphalt: Urban GT 2 takes the franchise further with more wild action - with real cars and motorbikes in real locations.

"We are excited to bring back the Asphalt franchise to the N-Gage platform. Asphalt: Urban GT 2 takes the high-speed dream car racing fun to the next level," said Gregg Sauter, Director, Games Publishing, Nokia. "This is one driving game you'll want to take with you anywhere you go."

"The world of Asphalt: Urban GT 2 is visually stunning in 3D, backed with solid driving and a realistic collision engine to create a great racing experience on the N-Gage platform!" said Julien Fournials, VP Production of Gameloft.

Asphalt: Urban GT(TM) 2 on the N-Gage game deck is expected to race the streets in November 2005.

X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse Hits The Street

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Nokia today announced that it has shipped X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse, the sequel to the highly successful Activision title X-Men: Legends. The all-new action role playing game (RPG) allows N-Gage gamers to create Super Hero dream teams featuring popular X-Men and classic Brotherhood villains as they unite for the first time ever to overcome the ultimate evil - Apocalypse - and prevent one of the most devastating attacks ever against mankind.

In X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse, players create, customize and control teams of four mutants from 16 all-time favorite X-Men and Brotherhood villains from the Marvel Universe. Players can switch between teammates wielding a variety of super powers and skills as they overcome obstacles, solve puzzles and defeat hordes of enemies including Lady Deathstrike and the notorious Four Horsemen of Apocalypse. If the mission is too much for one, N-Gage fans can recruit up to three friends for multiplayer adventures over Bluetooth and help unlock secret missions on N-Gage Arena.

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Ngage Gaming

What is a game deck?
It is a handheld gaming console with high-quality mobile phone features, and a digital music player in one.

Who was the Nokia N-Gage game deck created for?
It was created mainly for "active" and "hardcore" gamers, people who are into games, they play games actively, and own games devices and consoles. They also enjoy playing games with their friends, and therefore are interested in multiplayer and online gaming.

When will the Nokia N-Gage game deck be available?
In the fourth quarter of 2003.

How much will the game deck cost?
The price will vary from market to market, as the retailers determine final retail prices.

In which markets will the Nokia N-Gage be available?
It will be available where GSM 900/1800/1900 networks are available; in other words, on five continents, excluding China.

Where will the Nokia N-Gage game deck be available?
It will be available in the same points-of-sale as other Nokia mobile devices: in game shops and regular mobile phone delivery channels.

What are the key features of the Nokia N-Gage game deck?
It is a high-quality, interactive mobile gaming device with excellent phone features. It has gaming optimized functionalities and design including Bluetooth, which enables local multiplayer gaming, and GPRS, which offers the possibility for gaming over a wide area network. There will also be a catalogue of branded, high quality games. Other key features include: a large color screen (176x208 pixels with 4096 colors), a digital music player (AAC/MP3 files) and a stereo FM radio, Nokia Audio Manager PC software for managing music files, and an easy-to-use user interface, a comprehensive range of applications including personal information management tools, email, XHTML browsing, and multimedia messaging (MMS).

Is the Nokia N-Gage game deck based on the Nokia Series 60 platform?
Yes, the Nokia N-Gage game deck will run on the Nokia Series 60 platform and the Symbian OS (operating system).

Does the Nokia N-Gage game deck support Bluetooth?
Yes. Bluetooth is supported, allowing connectivity to any Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as a PC with Bluetooth card and other Nokia N-Gage game deck devices.

Does the Nokia N-Gage sales package include a memory card?
Yes, there is a 64MB memory card included in the sales package. Games are sold as game cards (multimedia card standard).

Can several applications run simultaneously?
Yes. For example, when you play a game, you can answer a phone call and then continue the game, or you can play a game and listen the radio at the same time.

Is the Nokia N-Gage game deck a GPRS terminal?
Yes. The Nokia N-Gage supports mobile Internet over GPRS.

What benefits does GPRS offer?
With GPRS, you have more convenient access to WAP services without time-consuming connection set-ups. Also, you can have a connection open in the background for such things as MMS-downloading. GPRS also enables wide-area network gaming.

How can I connect my Nokia N-Gage game deck to my PC/laptop?
The Nokia N-Gage game deck can connect to a compatible PC or laptop via Bluetooth connection for calendar synchronization and application download and USB cable for music and other file download to a game card (MMC).

What message types does the Nokia N-Gage game deck support?
SMS, MMS, email, and Smart Messages are supported.

Can video clips be played/recorded/sent with the Nokia N-Gage game deck?
You can watch video clips using the RealOnePlayer included in the Nokia N-Gage game deck, however you cannot record video clips. The Nokia N-Gage game deck is MMS-capable and can be used to send video clips can be sent to another MMS-capable device.

Does the Nokia N-Gage game deck have a digital camera?
No, it does not have a digital camera, but you can capture, store, and send a screenshots with the 'screen capture' feature.

In which languages will the Nokia N-Gage game deck be available?
There will be three different languages in each device (English + two others). English, German, French, Swedish, Finnish, Danish, Norwegian, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Polish, Russian, Czech, Hungarian, Turkish, Bulgarian, Romanian, Estonian, Croatian, Icelandic, Latvian, Lithuanian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovene, Ukrainian, American English, American Spanish, Canadian French, and Brazilian Portuguese.

Can the Nokia N-Gage game deck be personalized with (ring tones, logos, and wallpapers)?
Yes, there are many ways to do this. A variety of digital services are offered through Nokia digital services, such as ring tones and graphical wallpapers. It also supports polyphonic MIDI ring tones.

Where can I get PC Suite software for the Nokia N-Gage game deck?
The PC Suite software will be included in the sales package CD-ROM.

What can I do with PC Suite?
Using the Nokia N-Gage game deck PC Suite software, you can share information between a compatible PC and the phone, install software on the phone, configure phone settings, make backups of phone files, synchronize calendar, contacts, and tasks with Microsoft and Lotus applications, copy and move image files on the compatible PC and phone, and copy contacts and calendar information from another compatible Nokia device.

Which operating systems are supported with the Nokia N-Gage game deck version of PC Suite?
The Nokia N-Gage PC Suite supports Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows ME, and Windows XP.

What enhancements are available for the Nokia N-Gage?
There are several enhancements available including the Wireless Carkit CARK112, Wireless Headset HDW-2, Mobile Inductive Loopset LPS-3, Stereo Headset HDD-2, Adapter cable ADA-2, Audio cable ADE-2, Communications cable DKE-2, Battery BL-5C, Travel Charger ACP-12, Mobile Charger LCH-9, and Mobile Charger LCH-12.

What does the Nokia N-Gage game deck have that you would not expect from other handheld gaming devices?
The Nokia N-Gage game deck enables wireless two-way gaming and multiplayer gaming via Bluetooth connection. The Nokia N-Gage game deck also has high-quality mobile phone features.

What games can I play with the Nokia N-Gage game deck?
You can play several games that are sold as game cards (MMC). Currently the Games for the Nokia N-Gage game deck include at least: SonicN, Tomb Raider, Pandemonium, Super Monkey Ball, Virtually Board Snowboarding II, Bounce, and Kart Racing. You can also download Java™-based games from Nokia Digital Services.

Where can I buy game cards (MMC) for my Nokia N-Gage game deck?
MMC card games will be available at the same points-of-sale as the device itself. The Nokia N-Gage game deck, as well as the game card (MMC) card games, will be offered at game shops as well as regular mobile phone delivery channels.

Why are game cards (MMC) used for games distribution?
Game cards allow for richer graphics and enhanced sounds, thus ensuring a more enjoyable gaming experience. Some games may be too large to be downloaded directly to your game deck.

Can I listen to music and play games at the same time?
You can play game card (MMC) games and listen to FM radio at the same time, but you cannot listen to the digital (MP3) music player while playing a game card (MMC) game. However, you can play Java or Symbian games installed in the device memory and use the digital music player at the same time.

How many games it is possible to store in the Nokia N-Gage?
You cannot store the game card (MMC) games in the device memory. The number of Symbian or Java™-based games you can store depends on the size of the game as well as on the available memory (up to 4MB of end-user memory available).

How can I send an MMS message with the Nokia N-Gage game deck?
First compose a message, and then add an image and/or audio clip. For those familiar with SMS, creating an MMS should prove easy.

Does the Nokia N-Gage support Internet browsing?
No, the Nokia N-Gage game deck does not have an Internet browser. However, it does contain an XHTML WAP browser for richer mobile Internet access.

What happens if I have a mobile phone that doesn't support MMS?
In Nokia's solution, you will receive a message that you have an MMS waiting with a web address and password for viewing (via SMS).

How much does it cost to send an MMS message?
The price varies from country to country and from operator to operator. For instance, sending an MMS through Sonera in Finland costs 0.59 EUR.

What is the average size of an MMS message?
The average size of an MMS is around 10 kB with text and default size image (160x120), and 50 kB with text, image, and audio (up to 30 kB with VGA sized (640x480) image and text).

In terms of characters, how much text is it possible to include in an MMS message sent from the Nokia N-Gage game deck?
In practice, the number of characters is unlimited. The only limitation is the maximum size, so, for example, the smaller the audio and image files, the larger number of characters.

What is the maximum size of a picture that can be included in an MMS message?
The only limitation is the maximum size of an MMS (100 kB supported by your network).

How many MMS messages is it possible to store in the Nokia N-Gage game deck?
It depends on the amount of user memory available (e.g. the number of applications, images, and audio clips that you have downloaded). The Nokia N-Gage game deck has also an external memory where you can store messages.

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory

Developer: Torus Games
# of Players: 1-2
Category: Action
Release Dates
N Amer - 03/31/2005

2005 has had a lot of firsts. Two of them have to do with the biggest game series to bear the Tom Clancy name: Splinter Cell. This was the first time in three years that a new Splinter Cell was not unveiled at E3. This is also the first time that gamers will get the chance to play a true, three-dimensional Splinter Cell on a portable game console. It's not for PSP, and although a Nintendo DS version is expected to follow, this version was made for the least likely platform: N-Gage.

Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory for N-Gage is Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory for Xbox but in a small, easy-to-carry package. The graphics aren't as good, and there isn't any analog control. Oh well. Great games were made long before the analog stick arrived.

The very first thing you will notice when you play this game is the absence of hand-drawn imagery. Sam Fisher isn't the small, cartoon character you met a couple years ago. The Sam Fisher you meet in Chaos Theory is big. He's made up of many polygons (or as a math professor might say, polynomial-gons), taking up a good portion of the screen. The same can be said when speaking about his villains, and any innocent bystander that might get in the way.

Chaos Theory may be a game of spying and espionage, but that gameplay is based around a third-person shooter environment. There are a lot of "WOW" moments to be had, but my favorite was seeing how flexible the camera was. The angle can be changed and the camera will circle Sam at the press of a button. It isn't always necessary to manage the camera – there were times when it stayed in place, and times when the game repositioned the camera on its own.

Torus Games, the developer of this ambitious and prestigious game, has pulled an unknown amount of power out of the N-Gage. In short, it looks better than the first Tomb Raider. Environmental realism is top-notch. Sam's moves are just like the ones he performs on Xbox.



I know that this is based on the advanced Xbox and PC versions of Chaos Theory. Putting that aside, when you play the first Splinter Cell for N-Gage and then play Chaos Theory, it's like playing Metal Gear for the NES before playing Metal Gear Solid for the PSone. The transition is unbelievable.

N-Gage hasn't had a game this complex before, it hasn't had a game that is wholeheartedly a next-gen title. It had Tony Hawk and Tomb Raider, but what console hasn't had those?

The controls are better than every third-person shooter I've played on the N-Gage. Players can move in any direction, exploring and sneaking the way that Sam Fisher was meant to. His patented gun-drawn camera is there, shifting from the third to a near first-person view when activated. Sam can crouch, crawl and lean up against walls. Eliminate the target with stealth and precision; shoot him with a silenced gun, or quietly sneak up on him from behind. To pull the trigger or snap a neck – what a tough decision.

Chaos Theory is big on Bluetooth multiplayer, but mobile phone signal limitations make it impossible to have true multiplayer over the N-Gage Arena. Hopefully one of your friends has an N-Gage. If he or she does, and both of you have a copy of the game, launch the co-op mode for an exercise in teamwork.



This is one mission Solid Snake hasn't had to worry about since he works alone. Learn to take advantage of your ally in Chaos Theory. While one player distracts an enemy, the other can sneak into a guarded (previously guarded) area. Take enemies hostage and use 'em as shields when the others are alerted of your presence. Team up for stronger firepower in deadly gunfights. These are the most obvious things you can do with your teammate. Discovering the ones that aren't so obvious – that's when the real fun begins.

N-Gage doesn't have too many games that can make people drop what they're doing to go buy the system immediately. Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory has that power. It exceeds expectations by becoming a must-play for every Tom Clancy fan. If you already have an N-Gage, stop wasting time and buy the game already. If not, now’s the time to consider getting one.
Review Scoring Details for Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory


Gameplay: 9.0
Unbelievably close to the console versions. The levels, the controls, the freedom of movement – we knew N-Gage had some power, but I don't think anyone ever thought it was capable of producing a gameplay experience like this.

Graphics: 8.0
We can't go hog-wild for pixelated N-Gage games now that the Nintendo DS and PSP have arrived. Pixelation aside, Chaos Theory is a gorgeous game. They stuff more detail into that tiny N-Gage screen than any game before it. Mark my words: YOU WILL BE AMAZED!

Sound: 8.0
Intense themes of espionage that only the Splinter Cell composers could produce.

Difficulty: Medium/Hard
Being a brilliant secret agent is harder than it looks.

Concept: 8.0
Chaos Theory’s N-Gage-exclusive content includes event uploading/downloading and a ranking system. I’m not sure what the events will be (I guess we have to wait to find out), but the ranking system is hardly a selling point. That said, Chaos Theory’s concept gets two thumbs up for being the first of its kind on N-Gage.

Multiplayer: 9.0
Two-player co-op; four-player deathmatch!

Overall: 9.0
Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory is too good to be true. It makes the 2D version, which was acceptable at the time, seem like a total waste in comparison. N-Gage has had some stellar niche titles, but when it comes to the biggest and baddest games, there haven’t been any that were more fun to review than this.

Glimmerati

Publisher: Nokia
Developer: Bugbear Entertainmen
Category: Action
Release Dates
N Amer - 07/18/2005

Glimmerati is one of the coolest racers I've played in a long, long time. Its premise of racing celebrities didn't sound too intriguing, and the restricted overheard view – that didn't sit too well either, not when we have the best Ridge Racer iteration running on the PSP.

My fears kept getting drowned out by the sound of praise that poured out of anyone who got the chance to try it. By the time I finally got a serious impression of it (at this year's E3) I, too, found myself overflowing with praise. And now that I have the final version running in my game deck, praise is all I've got to give.

Glimmerati is one of those rare games that takes a look at the current technology and says, "We could do this or this, but let's do this." The third "this" being the unexpected, unconventional choice. For starters the top-down view -- it seems like something you'd get from an N-Gage game because the system isn't as powerful as its competitors. In truth they could've made an in-the-car view, but that would have removed the game's uniqueness.



Taking us back to the days of the Micro Machine racing games, Glimmerati has a semi-retro appeal. The remarkable thing is that it doesn't copy the Micro Machine games in any way. The vehicles feel small due to the camera position, but the environments come across as being big and lively. Traffic interferes whenever it pleases, having a "I have the right to be on the road too!" attitude. That makes each race a lot more interesting (and a lot more dangerous!). Up until now I don't think any of the N-Gage racing games even acknowledged that traffic exists.

Avoiding collisions is no small task. Crashing won't total your fancy sports car, though it will slow you down immensely. In other words, get good at steering, swerving, and become a master at last-minute evasions.

While you're at it you might as well become a master of cornering and high-speed maneuvering. Glimmerati's controls are excellent, but the courses, while also impressive in their design, include countless twists, turns, and valuable shortcuts that could lead you to a quicker victory. Or, in some cases, leave you in a ditch. Then the paparazzi catches up to you, take a bunch of pictures, and by sunrise you're on the cover of a mock magazine with a hot supermodel. The cover story: you're in love and you're having a baby!



That's not exactly what happens, but the game does have a cool sense of humor, and a killer lineup of objectives that massively increase the difficulty. Glimmerati is a true racing game, but its requests can be very unusual. Pick-ups and drop-offs – they're not the most fun thing to do. But when a rich businessman asks you to take his wife, or a hot model, or anyone else to and from a particular location, the gameplay doesn't veer off course. Being a chauffer merely means that you have cargo onboard. It's still a race to the finish line (in this case, a specific location). If a time limit isn't given then chances are you'll have to race someone, like the evil press. Should they catch up to you the race could end and then you'd have to start over.

The solution to the game's challenges almost always lies within your map. There's really no way of knowing where you'll end up unless you check and study the map frequently. How's that for originality? I can't think of the last racing game I played where that was necessary. It applies a Grand Theft Auto quality that isn't commonly found in racing games. It's usually reserved for driving games like Crazy Taxi.

In between the main story mode are challenges that can reward you with additional cars and other goodies. These challenges are all racing-based. One of the more unique challenges lets you take control of a special rocket vehicle. This vehicle is probably the fastest in the game, surpassing 400mph! Controlling this fuel-guzzling beast is extremely difficult, making it next to impossible to defeat the 13-second record the rocket scientist asks you to beat. The only way to do that (presumably) is to pick up speed on the first lap, in which case you'll probably make the run in about 20 seconds. After that it's all about hugging the center of the track while doing your best not to hit the sides. Good luck gamers! You'll need it.

Determined to engross and be successful at doing so, Glimmerati is an incredible N-Gage racer. I'd recommend it on any platform – DS, PSP or Gizmondo – but it was designed exclusively for the N-Gage. The challenging, arcade gameplay and the absolute wealth of objective types (and the way the game masks the concept of racing by asking you to avoid the press, etc.) make Glimmerati more than a glimmer of hope for N-Gage users. It's a hardcore game that all developers should look up to and work their butts off to compete with.

Review Scoring Details for Glimmerati

Gameplay: 8.9
Unbelievable. So much from such a little package. The cars look tiny and, during some of the crashes, get tossed around like Micro Machines. But the gameplay is as big as an in-your-face racer created for a home console. The tight controls, stellar course layout, and the excellent sense of speed come together for an experience that will not be forgotten.

Graphics: 8.6
Most impressive. Aside from clipping (which occurs every now and then), Glimmerati is smooth, smooth, smooth. Tiny, hard-to-notice details (like the intricacy of other vehicles) highlight the larger objects like buildings, streetlights, varying terrain. No one's going to walk away unimpressed.

Sound: 7.9
The sound quality isn't the best, but wow! There's something really special about the music. It's somewhat techno-ish, and a bit orchestral ... Like a cross between a good RPG and a good racing game (if the sounds of those games could be merged). Glimmerati's voice-acting is weird at times but makes the story a lot more entertaining than if they had just included text.

And just to make something clear to eavesdropping publishers: it took more than that to make the sound interesting! The majority of Glimmerati's voice actors know how to recite lines with different levels of emotion. It's far from perfect but it's better than most. You got that, copycats?

Difficulty: Medium/Hard
Glimmerati gets really tough really quick. The paparazzi are fast! And your opponents quickly up the ante as well. It'll take a good deal of practice to get through some of the challenges. Look forward to a fairly long and highly enjoyable journey.

Concept: 8.0
The first guilty pleasure video game? Glimmerati's great gameplay is a grand distraction, but there are several suggestive moments (and suggestive images) that caused the ESRB to say, "Wait a minute, this racer needs an 'M.'" No gore, no violence, just sexual images and references.

Multiplayer: 8.0
Multiplayer for up to four local players! Now if only I could find someone who has an N-Gage...

Overall: 8.9
Nokia had a strong showing at E3, making it really difficult to predict which game would turn out to be the best. No one can make that final call until all the titles showcased are released, but of all the games to come out thus far, Glimmerati earns the gold trophy. The gameplay is unbeatable. You really can't find anything like it anywhere else. That's where this game succeeds the most - it's different. Good different.
GameZone Reviews
8.9

GZ Rating
Gameplay 8.9
Graphics 8.6
Sound 7.9
Difficulty Med/Hard
Concept 8
Multiplayer 8
Overall 8.9

More than a glimmer of hope for N-Gage fans

Reviewer: Louis Bedigian

Review Date: 09/06/2005

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