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	<title>Comments on: You make the game with Yamake on N-Gage</title>
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		<title>By: Bruceongames</title>
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		<description>Mobile phones have all the attributes of a games machine: a screen, memory, processing power and an input device. They also have the advantage of connectivity. So it is of little surprise, given the sheer numbers, that the most distributed and the most played game in the world today is Snake on Nokia handsets. Yet this is a false beacon because mobile phone gaming is a very tiny fraction of the size that it should and could be.</description>
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