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Rayman 3 (N-Gage)

from: Nokia


Yes yes, it's a 2D platform game and you might think that's disappointing on a system that can do full 3D. But if you actually play this (it's actually called Rayman 3 despite what's listed on Amazon's catalogues) you'll find it's an excellent game.

The graphics are bright and colourful and suit the screen shape (unlike the terrible Sonic N) and there's even good multiplayer modes for Bluetooth. No arena support unforunately, but you can't have everything.

This isn't the best game on the n-gage, but it's definitely a better alternative to Sonic N if you want a cute 2D platformer.

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Red Faction (N-Gage)

from: Nokia

December 15, 2003
This was one of the early games on the N-gage and it shows. If you want a first-person shooter for the N-gage then Ashen is a much more solid effort, with superior graphics and a smoother framerate.

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Crash Nitro (Nokia N-Gage)

from: Nokia


I normally love the Crash karting games. They are fast and great fun. Sadly this version is hampered by a very poor screen area. The effect of this is to make it almost impossible to see where you are going because the view into the distance is non existant. As well as this some of the buttons are hard to use on the N-Gage. making it difficult to activate weapons, or other effects. A shame as it looks like it could have been so much better.

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FIFA Football 2004 (N-Gage)

from: Electronic Arts

December 15, 2003
This game should have been so much better. I understand the limitations of the n-gage but playing fifa 2004 is like playing a computer football game from the earlie 90's. The players move sluggishly and it takes so long to move between two players that the oposition tend to score on every other attack.Graphics are good but the gameplay makes this very frustraiting.

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Tomb Raider (N-Gage)

from: Nokia

October 07, 2003
The first game is on the Nokia N-Gage and it' still a classic gameplay is greatlevels are fantastic controls are a bit funky but still this a 10/10 Must Buy!

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Tony Hawk's Pro-Skater (Nokia N-Gage)

from: Activision

October 07, 2003
This game is trully excellent, whether it be on the bus at home or in the office! It's the first n-gage game i've bought and it's brill, the graphics are superb and the levels challenging. It really does fulfil the n-gage slogan!

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Virtua Tennis (N-Gage)

from: Nokia

December 15, 2003
The game itself is ok but, a bit like Tomb Raider for Ngage, it has one very annoying flaw. You cannot turn the music off unless you lose all the sound (ie - the sound of hitting the ball etc). You WILL want to turn off the music cos its not a very long piece and you will get to know it intimately after only a couple of games of tennis. Scott Hammond

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Sonic N (N-Gage)

from: Nokia

October 07, 2003
This is an okay game but it's clearly designed for the Game Boy Advance and a port rushed to the n-gage to coincide with its launch in 2003 without too much care or attention. It doesn't suit the N-gage's screen shape and the zoomed out view doesn't have much in the way of detail.

If you really want a good platform game on the N-gage, go for Rayman 3, it looks nice but more importantly it plays excellently.