Fresh from announcing that it will be jumping into the downloadable cell phone game industry with both feet, Electronic Arts has pulled off a somewhat smaller coup elsewhere in the mobile gaming arena in the form of an updated version of the N-Gage FIFA soccer franchise. FIFA Soccer 2004, which was one of the first N-Gage games to effectively use Bluetooth multiplayer, stood as a relative success for the struggling mobile console. This year's version, which will feature improved graphics and run speed, as well as branching into N-Gage Arena functionality, looks like it will be everything its predecessor was--and more.
Gamespot.com 16.9.04 http://www.gamespot.com/ngage/sports/fifa2005/preview_6107681.html