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21 Dec 2007
Nokia has delayed the relaunch of its N-Gage mobile gaming platform owing to "unexpected difficulties".
A post on the official N-Gage blog said: "We have been doing an internal run with more than 1,000 global testers this week and uncovered an issue we feel we need to address.
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"Overall, the games and service are working smoothly, but because of this issue we feel we could not release N-Gage First Access before the holidays as planned."
Nokia announced the development of the N-Gage gaming platform in March, which was originally due for release in September as the successor to Nokia's N-Gage range of gaming handsets.
This date was revised in August when Nokia announced its Ovi service, which included the N-Gage gaming feature along with other services such as music and application downloads.
The post added: "As we work on a solution, we will continue to polish the overall experience, ready more games for N-Gage First Access, carry on our extensive internal testing over the holidays, and prepare for the New Year and the new wave of mobile play."
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