AllAboutSymbian podcast Insight 54: 2008 in Review Happy New Year to everyone Highlights from 2008 (one-ish from each person) Lowlights from 2008 (also known as rants) A few predictions throw in (more in due course) Software highlights for 2008 (Google Maps, N-Gage, Nokia Messaging) Alessandro

Crash Bandicoot's racing game Nitro Kart 3D finally hit the new N-Gage platform at the end of 2008, and now All About N-Gage looks at the game for our first review of 2009. Is CBNK3D up to speed, or does it have a flat tyre? Find out by clicking on the link...

Over on All About N-Gage, we've reviewed the arcade racing game Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D, and we've also published the results of our readers poll on the best N-Gage game of 2008, along with the personal picks of the AAN/AAS staff.

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

We've now got the latest sales chart which covers the Yuletide period, so you can find out which N-Gage game was the Christmas number one. As ever we also have our cumulative and publisher charts.

You the AAN readers have spoken, and we can now announce which game you voted as the best N-Gage title of 2008. The full results are below, as well as the AAN team's own picks of the year. Click on the headline to

Ok, since im new here to SymbianWorld I’m going to start off with a nice and easy post and put the hardwork into the readers eyes. As you all know 2008 has ended and in my opinion it was a pritty decent year, espically for me and Norman, but mainly because of all the cool

How do you let people know that their mobile phone plays games? Well if you are Nokia and the country is Indonesia, you hire a promotional bus (reports the Mobile Games Blog). As the bus tours the country, staff on board will demonstrate to people how to get the N-Gage client on their phone and download the demos themselves. And of course show them how to purchase the games using pre-pay vouchers.

If you own a S60 enabled Nokia phone you might want to check out the new Resident Evil: Degeneration for N-Gage. Just out. You can check out the demo and some feedback from some of the N-Gage ambassadors here. [photo source] Share This