So far, N-Gage game coupons like the one pictured on the left-hand side have been given out by Nokia for promotional purposes - I got mine with my Nokia N96 (and never used it as I loathe Tetris). In Indonesia, this has changed according to the MobileGamesBlog: Nokia will also start selling N-Gage games via vouchers. It’s

Sounds a very very optimistic: Nokia targets its Services & Software business –which are planned to reside under the Ovi umbrella brand– to have 300 million unique services users by 2012. Ovi is the gateway to Nokia’s Internet services, including the Nokia Music Store, Nokia Maps, and N-Gage games. It  also be an open door to

AAN's end of year survey has closed, and we can reveal the results of our two polls below. We asked which phone readers used to play N-Gage games, and which announced game they're most looking forward to. Remember, this isn't a scientific poll, it's just a bit of fun! :-)

Still catching up on the news, the official N-Gage blog quietly mentioned that physical vouchers for N-Gage games have now gone on sale in Indonesia, with a special bus touring the region to promote them. Hopefully they will become available elsewhere soon, especially in those countries where phone bill payment isn't available. We would love to hear from any readers who have used or seen thes...

Over on All About N-Gage, we're asking readers to take part in an end-of-year survey to find out which phone they use for N-Gage, and which announced N-Gage games they're most looking forward to in 2009. Click on the link to find out more...

Hot on the heels of the last one (I don't know, you wait forever and two come along at once), it's the latest Insight podcast from All About Symbian. Catching them between flights, Steve chats to Rafe about Sony Ericsson and the Open Handset Alliance and some of the shorter news pieces, while Ewan talks about a brief hands-on with the N97 and the welcome regularity of N-Gage games.

Over on Nokia Conversations, James has posted two important N-gage related video interviews with Jaakko Kaidesoja, VP of Nokia N-Gage games. One video is regarding N-Gage and its future, the other about N-Gage on the upcoming Nokia N97, which is Nokia's new S60 QWERTY+Touch interface phone. Basically in the first video, Jaakko talks about how they're planning on tying in music on your handset into...

Yet another slide from Nokia's Capital Markets Day reveals the handset giants plans for launching N-Gage gaming service in India. The company has lined up 15,000 to 20,000 retail purchase points in the country, which indicates that games will be available as scratch coupons rather than the online store where one has to pay via a credit card. Makes complete sense, considering that there are no...

Found under: Nokia, N-Gage, Games, Dont be surprised to see Nokia written all over the web these days. After all Nokia is in the center of attention today as its Nokia World Event is underway in Spain. And its there where the N97 was launched. Id say a smartphone like that should definitely have the N-Gage platform on it. And with a new device we might as well wait for new N-Gage games. The N97 wi...

Here we have the official confirmation that the N-Gage gaming platform is coming to touchscreen phones based on the new Symbian S60 5th edition platform. The N97, which was announced today at Nokia World 2008 in Barcelona, will support N-Gage games when it hits the shelves sometime early next year as the product specification sheet indicates.