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  Zero and X | May 25, 2008
  Does anyone even REMEMBER the N-Gage? That thing was a failure since day 1.
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    Xenctuary | May 25, 2008
    You're confusing the N-Gage "Game Decks" of yesteryear with the current generation of N-Gage, which is a surprisingly well implemented gaming platform that runs on most Nokia Nseries devices.
    
    I thought the pictures would have given that away
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      Zero and X | May 26, 2008
      Iam not confusing them, I just remembered it is all. Not like Iam getting this new N-Gage either, but it is better than the old peice of crap.
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        Xenctuary | May 26, 2008
        The N-Gage application is a free download, by the way. It comes pre-installed on newer Nseries firmwares.
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  X_MANBEARPIG_X | May 25, 2008
  They can release it on N-Gage (!) but still no PSN download?
  
  Madness!
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  bk man | May 25, 2008
  OMG! I remeber the N-Gage! But that was a REALLY long time ago! Why on earth did they bring it back...
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    VeGiTAX2 | May 26, 2008
    They brought back the software platform for gaming with acceleration on specific handsets. It's no different from having a dedicated carrier offer cell phone games to you at this point.
    
    Bringing it back made sense since the mobile gaming market and casual markets are huge these days. Why not infuse your own phone with gaming capability since everyone else is doing the same.
    
    You act as if they brought back the hardware platform, maybe having a read of the article would have been of use.
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  Existenz | May 26, 2008
  Though people are talking like bringing back the hardware platform would be a bad thing, i mean these days you can pack so much power into a cell phone... N-Gage would actually work and with 3G and high speed mobile broadband, the dedicated N-Gage would be much like it is in the N series of phones just with more grunt as it would be downloadable games but with the power of something like the PSP, not like it was 4 years ago with the N-Gage trying to play 3D games with the hardware of a Gameboy Colour.
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    VeGiTAX2 | May 26, 2008
    Well the goal of the company in 2006 was integrating higher end processing power into their more elite models for gaming and multimedia basically trying to make a series of phones capable of being N-Gage systems instead of just pushing one model for the general public. Using a universal system of technology though also allows for them to reduce costs and focus on design aesthetics.