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Climate Mission Game Launches On Ovi Store

By The Guru on January 7, 2010

Nokia Climate MissionToday at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show, Nokia launched a new game on its Ovi Store, called Climate Mission. The game is only available for touchscreen Symbian-powered smartphones like the Nokia N97 and X6, and apparently sports a handful of minigames, separated out into levels.

Climate Mission is interesting because the story line consists of various eco-friendly actions, such as helping farmers in India place white rocks in their fields, or sorting out trash at a recycling plant. The graphics look quite nice, and the variety in gameplay should keep it interesting for casual gaming. Here’s a video demo of Climate Misson:


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Nokia’s new Climate Mission game is available for free from the Ovi Store.

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    Ricky, would you mind hosting a .sis file for this game if possible? I have yet to do all the work involved to install the Ovi Store on my i8910 and get it to be recognized as an N97. I do have HelloOx2 and RomPatcher installed though so I should be able get around the Nokia certificate problem… if I could only get the file.

    Strange, this game is listed as compatible with the all of Nokia's other S60 5th Edition phones, yet if you have the 5800 selected it says the game is not compatible. I'm sure they'll fix it eventually.

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