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• - Android emulation and troubleshooting - For PC and Mac emulation troubleshooting and support - Single Board Computer Gaming (Raspberry Pi, etc) Game recommendations: Interested in developing an Emulator? Join us at Android Emulator accuracy tests: • • • • • Are you an emulator developer? If you'd like a user flair reflecting that. If you really wanted to get the ball rolling, so to speak, you'd need someone with: 1) An N-Gage 2) A considerable library of games 3) A way to dump those games 4) A flashcart to test homebrew 5) Technical documentation about the N-Gage (CPU, LCD, general stuff like memory configurations, I/O ports, the usual stuff) The good thing is that there are only something like 58 N-Gage games, so that limits how many targets you have to hit to get decent compatibility. Technically, someone right now could start emulation work (e.g.

Tackle the CPU) and from there other components could be added. I think what's really killing N-Gage emulation is the fact that almost no one cares about it, so it suffers a fate akin to the Game.com • • • •. I actually own an N-Gage QD with the newest firmware.

In addition, I own Pocket Kingdoms, Sonic, and Bomberman. From what little research I've done on how to hack it, the system itself runs on an old school Symboan OS that seems to be the only version without hacks currently availible. The GP32X homebrew guys put some work into it and were able to dump some of the more popular games online. In addition, they found a way to crash the system via a certain game, but not much else could be done. You actually wouldn't need a flashcart as the system accepts and can read basic MMC carts. Unlike the Gizmondo, the homebrew scene for the N-Gage never developed. This means there is no SDk, hack, dumped games, etc.

Like the Gizmondo has. However, I'd imagine a decent developer could create an emulator that emulates the CPU due to how Symbian is open-source and N-Gage games were hacked to run on some Symbian phones. No SDk, hack, dumped games, Let me correct. Technically, you can download and run every game for ngage which was released. It has 'certificate' protection, so basically you can attach fake certificate to downloaded games or install a little hack which allow you to run any game/app without certificates at all.

At a time of ngage i bought original games to support it's developers - Pathway to glory was great, but since it's a thing of a past, you can go to emuparadise.com and check the game list. 3) A way to dump those games All of them have been dumped already. Edit: There is both a cracked and an uncracked fullset floating around if you know where to look. 4) A flashcart to test homebrew Back in the day I had no problem playing the dumps by writing them to an MMC card with a standard SD card reader. Also as a side note I seem to remember a hack floating around that would let you run N-Gage games on other Nokia devices that ran Symbian. But this came around much later after the QD had already died. All of them have been dumped already.

Edit: There is both a cracked and an uncracked fullset floating around if you know where to look. My main concern was if they were 100% correct. If so, great, but fwiw, someone should build a database with MD5 hashes for reference. Even if there are dumps out there online, ideally someone ought to verify it on their end just like any other platform. Call me OCD, but I'm the kind that feels you need to go all the way when it comes to game preservation. It's nice that other people did the ground work (even if it was legally dubious) but from the perspective that we have to save these games for later generations (and our own nostalgia), it pays to be thorough.