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FIFA09 get's N-Gaged on mobiles

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Nokia’s N-Gage service has announced the arrival of EA SPORTS FIFA 09

Playing Soccer with your thumbs is a popular pastime on commuter trains.  Now Electronic Arts and Nokia want you to experience a mini version of what millions do on gaming consoles around the world.

FIFA 09 is now available for download from the Nokia N-Gage mobile gaming software service.
Peter Parmenter, Director, Worldwide OEM at EA Mobile says "FIFA 09 offers the most authentic and accessible sporting experience on N-Gage. And because it's an N-Gage title, users can try FIFA 09 before they buy, so they'll know firsthand how fantastic it's going to perform on their device".

Nokia’s N-Gage service is compatible with 11 Nokia branded devices; N78, N79, N81, N81 8GB, N82, N85, N95, N95 8GB, N96, 5320 XpressMusic and the 6210 Navigator.  Nokia continue to add more devices to the compatibility list.

FIFA 09 is EA SPORTS latest iteration of the popular world game simulator and according to N-Gage press “[the game is brought to life] as never seen before on a mobile device with an intuitive control system that obeys players' every command and brand, new ultra-realistic passing, shooting and skill move models.

Point your browser to http://www.n-gage.com to check for yourself.