N-Gage Game Code hacked

Nov 12 2003, 1:37pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Reuters is reporting today that the game code for Nokia's new N-Gage mobile game deck has been cracked by hackers and made available for download on the Internet after only one month on the market. Full Story

The N-Gage, which has had wide-spread media coverage as a competitor to Nintendo's Gameboy, also works as a mobile phone and and MP3 player. Nokia N-Gage is the first mobile and connected game deck to feature online high-quality 3D multiplayer gameplay over Bluetooth wireless technology and GPRS.

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