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"Does anyone know how to work this N-Gage feature?"

I heard that it is possible to get Real One player on your nokia N-Gage and use that to view movie trailers on the phone. Firstly is that true and secondly - if so - how do I do it on mine? :D Any help would be great.

Icarus wrote:
> Probably get stolen though.

Only 1 of them might get stolen, then you've still got one cool gadgety thing. With the N-Gage, it'll get nicked and you're done for.

Don't get me wrong, it's perfectly plausible as an all in one gadget, but... I'd only buy if the price came down to under £100. I would probably praise it too if I won it at a games festival, but at the moment as a sceptical games loving, cash strapped student I have plenty of other things higher up in my list.

Oh there is so much more than just a game system built into a mobile. It has an MP3 player, it has Real One built in (good for playing movie trailers), it has bluetooth technology to play multiple people without any cords, it can act as a modem for your PC and ohhhh so much more.

Check this link if you don't believe me, you'll see just how many brilliant features there are if you just navigate the site a bit -

http://www.n-gage.com/R1/en/gamedeck/gamedeck_features.html

Probably get stolen though.

Icarus wrote:
> i.e. GBA SP + nice mobile phone. Sorted. Plus, they'll both balance
> each other out on your jacket.

Two cool gadgets = BIGGER wow factor = higher chance of pulling them evasive birds etc...

:)

i.e. GBA SP + nice mobile phone. Sorted. Plus, they'll both balance each other out on your jacket.

Well given the choice of spending £230 (which I dont have) on a fangled phone that happens to play games rather than a games machine that happens to be a phone, I would go for the second option, which sadly doesnt exist yet.

I would much rather ahave a machine purposely built to play games rather than have the games engine tacked on ...

Oh that was badly written. Anyways, the only that I remember liking was... ... ....

I played the thing quite a lot at ECTS and it really was crap. The controls took longer to get used tothan any other GBA game I've played, it was awkward to hold while playing (I know this because I bumped into this guy (who I think was called David Sears, incidentally project manager for Sega USA), and his US buddy hjust happened to have a N-Gage in his rucksack. So ner.

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