And one good point Mr. Steve Lichfield pointed out is that you can pay for the game for one day and play that time.

He finished the whole game on 4 hours and got all the points.

It is indeed one “good” aspect of the N-gage 2.0 that you “pay as you go” on the games.
When looking at it that way it won’t be too expensive for the games.

However I do think that most people would like to own the games themselves. (For instance borrow my handset to my little brother / sister to let them play the games.)

And one good point Mr. Steve Lichfield pointed out is that you can pay for the game for one day and play that time.

He finished the whole game on 4 hours and got all the points.

It is indeed one “good” aspect of the N-gage 2.0 that you “pay as you go” on the games.
When looking at it that way it won’t be too expensive for the games.

However I do think that most people would like to own the games themselves. (For instance borrow my handset to my little brother / sister to let them play the games.)

When it comes to the gameplay, nothing new here as donutty said, just another java port. It seems that Gameloft games have always been overcharged in my opinion and such a game as Midnight Pool which have been around for so long should have been priced at around 60 NOK.

But then again the more I look into the old N-gage games and the upcoming new ones, the more I find remakes of.

The Gameloft’s java games also have been quite pricey at 50 to 60 NOK for some lousy game. I’m willing to pay that for a good game without a doubt, but for a java game? No thanks.
(I rather use my money to buy useful applications for my phone instead.)

Mr. Steve Lichfield is a funny / weird man.
He already got the first place on this game just after it was released, which was quite impressive in my opinion.

(I mean funny / weird in a good way. After all I think the former Smartphone show is really amusing.)

When it comes to the gameplay, nothing new here as donutty said, just another java port. It seems that Gameloft games have always been overcharged in my opinion and such a game as Midnight Pool which have been around for so long should have been priced at around 60 NOK.

But then again the more I look into the old N-gage games and the upcoming new ones, the more I find remakes of.

The Gameloft’s java games also have been quite pricey at 50 to 60 NOK for some lousy game. I’m willing to pay that for a good game without a doubt, but for a java game? No thanks.
(I rather use my money to buy useful applications for my phone instead.)

Mr. Steve Lichfield is a funny / weird man.
He already got the first place on this game just after it was released, which was quite impressive in my opinion.

(I mean funny / weird in a good way. After all I think the former Smartphone show is really amusing.)