aphex140

Any one heard about the N-gauge software being cracked ?

I have heard that it has now been done and some of the games can be run on the higher end siemens mobiles ?

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Prophecy

the N-gage was a joke from the start, without cracking the software, the games can be played on other cheaper Nokia phones and phones that aren't made by Nokia. With cracking however the games can be played on higher end phones or your pc if want...

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GakFace

..... but why would you want to?

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muckluck

I was wondering that myself....

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meanSpleen

Its not that you would want to, but because you CAN.

It really just depends on your viewpoint. If you are the one cracking the software/hardware, you are generally doing it to show that you are skilled, and deserving of some amount of respect.

If you are the one going after the games to play, you might be doing it because you are bored and don't want to pay for it. Or you may not like Nokia. Or you have nothing else to do.

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Vales419

I have not heard anything yet on being cracked, but give it some time, it eventually will. By the way, the N-Gage, BLOWS ASS!!!

V.

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charlesesl

That still sounds stupid. A crack team wont get respect by cracking nobody bothers to play.

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