Nokia has already announced that it won't be continuing with the much touted, much ridiculed but much bought gaming phone N-Gage.
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At the 3GSM conference in Barcelona in Spain where some 50,000 visitors descended on the Fira de Barcelona to sell, discuss, plan, or just learn about the emerging opportunities and issues faced by mobile technology and entertainment market, Nokia's Senior Manager for N-gage Jani Karlsson gave an interview to GamaSutra.com on Nokia's gaming future.
He discusses how Nokia is looking at the mobile gaming market in the future, the future of N-Gage, what Nokia's future tactics on gaming would be etc.
Read the full interview here in GamaSutra
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