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Free Nokia games
Mike Bantick
Monday, 12 October 2009 10:30
Here are all the details, including asterixed small print:
Nokia is offering Australian gamers the opportunity to download premium games from the Ovi Store free of charge*.
Up to 10 popular Gameloft titles will be available for download including, Asphalt 4; Prince of Persia; Assassin’s Creed; Ryman Raving Rabbits TV Party; Paris Nights; Texa Hold’em Poker; Platinum Sudoku 2; Zombie Infection; Brain Challenge and Block Breaker Deluxe 2. All games are the full and latest versions.
Additionally, up to 80 wallpapers and animated screensavers; and 100 ringtones will also be available via Ovi Store for free*.
Ovi Store enables Nokia users to download mobile games, applications, videos, images, and ringtones directly to their device. More than 23 Nokia devices will support the free Gameloft games from launch, with further handsets coming online later this year.
This content offer is available until 31 January 2010. For further information visit store.ovi.com or to download games, visit nokia.com.au/gameloft
*For a limited period only. Service provider download fees may apply, check with your service provider. Conditions apply. Offer valid on selected compatible Nokia devices only.
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