The N-gage Arena's been pretty busy this month. First was the ONE Tournament, and now, they're having a Tournament on FIFA '09 , which was just recently released on N-gage.
Full Details after the Break.
Yesterday I had the pleasure of meeting up with Matt and Ernest from Omio.com. I was really impressed with them and their website. Omio.com is a state of the art deal comparison site with a social twist.
Ernest told me about a competition they'd setup to win a HTC touch pro. Though because the sites relatively new and they're still focusing on development, the response so far isn't great. First thing I thought was, I want it!
I figured you lot would probably want one too. They're a really cool bunch of guys and I figured we could join in the fun and help make their first competition be a bigger success.
To enter simply submit a review for your favorite phone. The best review will win the HTC phone, simple as that.
Once you've submitted your review on the Omio website, let them know it's a competition entry by posting a link to your review in their HTC Competition Thread.
For more info, check out HTC Touch Pro competition.
Good luck
The official N-gage blog just posted that EA Sport's Fifa 09 has been released for N-gage.
Step onto the pitch in EA SPORTS™ FIFA 09! Pass, tackle and shoot your way to victory with real football action. Control the action with Side-On View and precision passing. Execute 1-2 passes, crosses, and triangle pass plays. Set up headers and volleys. Choose Season or beat the odds in Challenge.
The game weighs in at just 4mb. Was a bit of a surprise since this game wasnt even listed as an upcoming game in the Game Showroom in the N-gage site. If you need help with the game, you can check out the Official FIFA 09 N-gage forum.
To download the game, navigate to the Showroom Tab in the N-gage application in your Nokia device, select "Option" and then "Update now". After doing that, you should see it listed in the showroom.
I just know there are a lot of Fifa fans out there who are going to be interested in this game.
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One thing that many many many Nokia users fail to do upon receiving their new devices is read the manual. It's really quite funny. I remember a few years back on Howard Forums when people would ask device specific questions there would always be that response... RTFM (Read The F*#@ing). Yes a bit rude, but I guess to the point. Lol but who wants to read the manual... and why don't they?
Also over the years new services, products have been introduced. Can all the consumers keep up with this? Or do they even bother?
In receipt of my N96 I checked out all the brochures and such in the box. Free N-Gage code for Tetris, info on Ovi, user manual... and other stuff that I didn't bother to check out. How many others never read their paper extras? Maybe this could be changed by offering a more personal "out of box" experience for the user.
There is no question that most users like to be walked into a process. Sort of like holding hands until one gets the hang of something. Let's start with a basic plan.
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Taken from the pages of Nokia Conversations we look into the realm of the Nokia E63 with details given by it's product manager, Mikko Aro.
The Official N-gage blog announced a new First Party game from Nokia Publishing today, which is being developed by a company called Firemint in Australia : " Mega Monsters ".
Mega Monsters features rich 3D graphics with a fully destructible environment where players can destroy anything in their path. While on the rampage, players must ensure their Mega Monster destroys selected targets and can pick up dozens of special items, including clothing and other items, to add character to their creature. Each Mega Monster develops its abilities, powers and appearance as it progresses through different missions, and can also gain new powers by hooking up with other Mega Monsters
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The Official N-gage Blog just posted to let us know that the Nokia N78 and 6210 Navigator phone models are now N-gage compatible and supported by the N-gage application.
N78 users can download the N-gage client here.
6210 Navigator users can download their version of the N-gage client here.
W00t ! More devices to add to the N-gage family. Still no word on N93 and N73 support though.
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