New N-Gage game coming to mobile phones and PCs
by Scott Jon Siegel 
{ Jul 2nd 2007 at 9:45PM }
That said, Pocket Gamer reports that Nokia is working on a new title for the N-Gage platform, which will be playable not just on mobile phones, but on PCs as well. The game, codenamed "Project White Rock," is being developed by RedLynx, makers of the well-received wartime strategy title Pathway to Glory. The team is also being led by Scott Foe, who previously worked on Pocket Kingdom: 0wn the the W0rld, notable for its equally positive press and for being the first ever mobile phone MMO.
Though little is known about "Project White Rock", Foe did inform Pocket Gamer that the title will feature over a thousand lines of recorded dialog, and will utilize unique technology purchased from Sega that will allow the mobile version to connect with the PC version. Details pertaining to the game's specific genre, multi-platform connectivity, and release date are as yet unknown, but will most likely come forth when the game is officially announced.
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kingofwale @ Jul 2nd 2007 10:11PM
man, and here I thought PS3 lacks games. ;) well, it's always fun to make fun of someone else, right? lol
brownkidd @ Jul 3rd 2007 1:23AM
It's called "Project White Rock" because this game is going to be like crack and have people addicted and losing lots of sleep.
Vince @ Jul 3rd 2007 1:30AM
i remember seeing this game when it came out and thinking "wow, that's almost worth buying an n-gage for". of course, nobody has ever played it.
ThornedVenom @ Jul 3rd 2007 2:00AM
Dude, am I the only one who heard "phone mmo"? WE DEMAND SOME ON HANDHELDS!!
Jay @ Jul 4th 2007 3:13PM
I find its funny that at ECTS (thats Londons Gaming show- the year before the N Gage came out) everyone walked away from it but when I asked people they liked it but didnt think it'll take off. Maybe if they had supported it from day one it may of had a chance.
The machine its self wasnt that bad, nor we're some of the games (yep I had one). I know this much the MMO on the N Gage was very hard to find in Norwich (UK), and that was because people had the machine-
In the over all light of it. Its not the people who got the machines fault the machine didnt take off, its the devs who walked away from it even tho they liked it. I dont think of it as a footnote more of a miss chance.