Nokia is going head-to-head with Nintendo’s Gameboy Advance with a new cellphone designed for wireless gaming. The N-Gage has built-in Bluetooth and runs on the GPRS network for data. Games will be supplied by Sega, which recently dropped out of the console business to concentrate on developing titles for other platforms. It’s not likely that the N-Gage has Nintendo shaking in its boots, but if it can make it easy to play games against other people over the Internet, the N-Gage might actually have a shot at catching on.
