Expect N-Gage-exclusive content in the game, set to launch shortly after MGS 4 hits stores. But also, expect it to be on the N-Gage, so expect yourself to have forgotten about the whole shebang before hour's end.
Expect N-Gage-exclusive content in the game, set to launch shortly after MGS 4 hits stores. But also, expect it to be on the N-Gage, so expect yourself to have forgotten about the whole shebang before hour's end.
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Posted: May 20th 2008 9:40AM BananaBoat said
No. Noone has an N-gage.
This is the very definition of milking it
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This is the very definition of milking it
Posted: May 20th 2008 9:58AM (Unverified) said
Most of Nokia's new N series phones can play N-Gage games. The N-Gage phone died ages ago, but the brand and software still trundles on.
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Posted: May 20th 2008 10:12AM (Unverified) said
N-Gage is now a service for most new N-series Symbian 60 phones. It isn't a specific device any longer. I am going to upgrade to a N81 soon, so hopefully this will hit by then.
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Posted: May 20th 2008 4:10PM (Unverified) said
Played this last month on my Voyager. Not impressed.
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Posted: May 20th 2008 9:51AM kevinski said
This is available outside of the N-Gage platform, anyway, so I really don't even understand the point. I really hope that the N-Gage platform irons out the performance issues that you can have some phone to phone, though, as MGSM tended to have sporadic performance issues at times. Still, awesome game.
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Posted: May 20th 2008 10:04AM Emophia said
I think you people are seriously confused about what the Ngage is now.The Ngage isn't the crappy taco phone you all know and love.It's a service, much like XBLA/PSN where you can buy games to download onto specific Ngage compatible phones. It's called the Ngage 2.0 Mobile gaming service. The compatible phones are normal phones, but with slight tweaks to make them more comfortable to game on.Like the N81, it's a spiffy looking phone, pricey, but I'm getting it because I like it.It just so happens that the phone is compatable with this crap, so I will be getting this game.I hope this clears stuff up.
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Posted: May 20th 2008 10:22AM (Unverified) said
That clears it up...I don't think I've seen any advertising for N-Gage as a service ever.
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Posted: May 20th 2008 11:05AM baby sea tuna said
Regardless of what the definition of N-gage is now, I think most people can agree that it is a brand that has left a sour taste in too many peoples' mouths to be a viable money-maker in 2008. Then again, if there was ever another life-giving brand to latch onto, it would be Metal Gear. If it's going to move $400-$500 PS3s, I'm sure it'll move some mobile phones.
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Posted: May 20th 2008 12:17PM (Unverified) said
This is for the new N-gage phones not for the original N-gage and N-gage QD phone
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Posted: May 20th 2008 11:47AM (Unverified) said
Don't confuse with the old N-gage. Newer or some older Nokia N-series phones like N95 are compatible with the new N-Gage service (which is more similar to XBLA or PSN).
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Posted: May 20th 2008 2:47PM (Unverified) said
Well, I have an n-gage haha. For a phone, its pretty sweet. I mainly bought it for the 5 mega pixel camera. I guess I can also enjoy some metal gear on it. Sweet, metal gear to work, at work, at home. Everywhere.
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Posted: May 21st 2008 3:53AM ThornedVenom said
When cellphone game graphics are catching up with DS graphics, it's safe to say that times are changing.
I somehow hope that cellphone games will become big in other places than Asia.
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I somehow hope that cellphone games will become big in other places than Asia.
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