Ngage games on c500

[Guest duncangoodship]

is it possible to play ngage games on the c500 has anyone tryed it

[Guest shadamehr]

is it possible to play ngage games on the c500 has anyone tryed it

Nope.

Because the N-gage uses the Symbian Operating system, whereas the C500 and all other Windows Mobile Smartphones, obviously use, Windows Mobile as the operating system.

A bit like trying to run a Linux application on a Windows PC, or a Windows Application on an Apple Mac (and I don't mean a CONVERSION of it - I mean the actual application as it is for that operating system).

Hope that makes sense.

[Guest uzi_999]

or its like putting an x-box disc into a PS2 and hoping for it to work :-)

[Guest gravity]

Kinda like trying to watch a DVD on a VCD player.

[Guest jedi-masta]

maybe someone might wanna think bout a ngage emulator or summat....

:wink:

[Guest mcsquareduk]

i would imagine the n gage is more powerful than a c500 so theres no chance of an emulator, it'd be like a ps1 emulating an xbox

[Guest kurtfhouse]

Na, don't think the ngage or any Nokia peice of crap is more powerful than the C500. SMartphone has some pretty great games you know ^_^

[Guest midnight]

the C500 is easily more powerfull than the NGage ^_^

[Guest Dade]

Better to spend ones time and efforts writing decent original games than a cross platform emulator.

[Guest midnight]

well, ive been reliably told that emulation is approximately 20 clock sycles for every 1 emulated clock cycle, so, with 200mhz the best you can hope to emulate is 20mhz machines.

[Guest jedi-masta]

oh well was worth the try i suppose

[Guest gravity]

It would be easier to make a Series 60 ROM for smartphones. Flash it and you got yourself a S60 smartphone with twice the juice. Ofcourse you'd need to write your own S60 drivers for all the hardware.