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Nokia has revealed a glimpse of some new games coming to a range of Nokia Nseries multimedia computers and other Nokia S60 devices, including: Creatures of the Deep, ONE, Pocket Aces, Pro Series Golf, Space Impact and System Rush: Evolution. These games have been designed specifically for mobile devices, where multiplayer gaming and community gaming features via the N-Gage Arena come as standard.

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Taito, the publisher of some of the world's best-loved classic video and arcade games, will begin publishing connected mobile gaming content on the SNAP Mobile platform later this year. Expected to be available to consumers in late 2006, Taito games developed for SNAP Mobile feature the interactive multiplayer capabilities of the SNAP Mobile solution and are optimized for mobile play through superior use of mobile phone screen space.

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Gameloft, a leading publisher and developer of video games for mobile phones, will be collaborating with Nokia to make a range of award winning Gameloft mobile games easily available to Nokia device owners. As part of this relationship, Gameloft will develop a number of Gameloft franchises for Nokia's next generation mobile games platform which is expected to launch in the first half of 2007.

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Nokia, Games Workshop and THQ Wireless today announced that they have shipped Warhammer 40,000: Glory in Death. N-Gage gamers can now choose their identities and become either Ork, Eldar, Space Marine or Chaos Space Marine as they battle for supremacy of the universe.

"With the combination of classic gameplay, intense storyline and exclusive artwork, fans and newcomers alike will fall under the spell of Glory in Death," said Timo Toivanen, product marketing manager of Nokia Games Division. "Also, thanks to Bluetooth technology and Hotseat functionality, gamers will be able to pit themselves against their friends – wherever they are."

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Can you beat a real soldier at his own game? Prove it in the N-Gage Arena Battle the Commandos Tournament, which pits you in an intense game of Pathway to Glory: Ikusa Islands against real life commandos from militaries around the world.

Three team-based elimination tournaments will be run during the usual Pathway to Glory Battle Club time (Wednesdays, 11am PST), where the top team (two players each team) from each elimination tournament will advance to the Final "Battle the Commandos" Tournament on Saturday, April 29th, 2006.

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And 'glimpse' is the word, according to Pocket Gamer.

"The N-Gage demo was just a three-minute video in the middle of a rather vague slideshow. Nokia confirmed that there will be no more N-Gage phones made for games. Instead, N-Gage will become a games 'platform', a set of software for handsets, to be accessed like any other from the menu, running on Nokia's upcoming smartphones."

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SNAP (Scaleable Network Application Package) Mobile is a new platform for Java multiplayer gaming communities. SNAP Mobile is built upon Nokia's industry-leading mobile online game and community technology. The same technology that has been hosting connected games since the introduction of the core SNAP multiplayer technology on Sega® Dreamcast in 2000. They have also been hosting connected AAA games on PS2, N-Gage Arena™, and mobile phones.

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