Cell phones are also game-playing devices.
The Nokia 7373 mobile phone is a swivel-to-open handset that operates on GSM cellular networks. It features a 2" TFT screen displaying graphics in QVGA at 320 by 240 pixels. Sixty-four-note polyphonic audio means this handset can play complex soundtracks as ringtones or in games. It supports Java-based game files, ensuring that there is a vast library of game titles available. Many of these games are free and most are easy to download directly to the phone over cellular data networks.
Crash Arena 3D
Crash Arena 3D is a demolition derby simulator that offers shifting camera perspectives and shows realistic damage to the cars. It offers new vehicles to win and new arenas to unlock by winning matches. This game also supports head-to-head play over Bluetooth networking for multiplayer action. It allows users to see a worldwide scoreboard to compare their achievements to those of other players.
Super Mario Planet
This 2D side-scrolling game features the familiar Mario character and a cast of classic enemies in a new set of game levels. Mario must navigate the electric lines strung above a city while he avoids his foes and the live electric wires. Reviewers liked this game but wanted more gaming levels.
SudoContest
This is a classic puzzle packaged in a Java game that uses the phone's data network to give players access to a constant supply of new Sudoku puzzles. The game is ad supported, so players must see banner ads, but the advertisements fund monthly prizes. Each month, the top players around the world are rewarded.
High Speed 3D
This 3-D racing simulator is based on a physics simulation. It promises stunning visuals and exciting game play on more than 20 tracks. Nine different cars are available, and each one can be modified with upgrade parts and new paint jobs. The game uses a career mode, so a player can earn new and greater challenges as she wins more races. A worldwide scoreboard allows players to compare their achievements and lap times with other players.
Crime Stories - Murder of a Businessman
Described as an "interactive comic," Crime Stories -- Murder of a Businessman allows gamers to play as either a male or a female detective. There are interrogations of witnesses and evidence must be collected. The decisions a player makes have a direct impact on the outcome of the game. It also offers an arcade mode for quick games without the detailed interactions.
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