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Nokia Gamer (GamR) phone Most of you would say: there is n81, n95, n95 8GB ... and maybe you are right. This is an ideea i've had in summer holiday when I was playng on my 6120c . I've had installed vNes (NES Emulator) and vBag (GBA Emulator) and most of my favorite games were very hard to play. Even Super Mario (NES) was hard to play. Then I've got this SUPER ideea: There are: -> MUSIC phones -> CAMERA phones -> NORMAL phones -> HIGH TECH phones -> OFFICE / BUSINESS phones But the Gaming phones are only: -> 5320 XpressMusic (some of a gaming phone: 1 special button usefull only for some N-Gage games) -> n95, n95 8GB, n85, n96 (the media keys cam be used for gaming , but they are kind of expensive) -> E70 (in full keyboard mode and remapped keys with MagicKey / kind of complicated) -> N81 (preety good, but a TV-OUT is what is missing and a little expensive) -> iPhone (nice graphics and gaming, but VERY EXPENSIVE) (At my grandmother I have only my old NES , no PC or other console) Now, I've had some free time and I designed THIS:  (sorry for the bad quality, I've made this in Microsoft Paint) It has got all the bottons that a SNES controller had (Left, Right, D-Pad 4 directions, Start, Select, 4 action buttons)  It is a slider in order to quickly make it change in a gaming console. Here is the menu (or how should look like) Phone Mode Gaming Console Mode  I've found a way to navigate in Menu or in some aplications in Game Mode . With method, the phone should be compatible with all the games or applications without any special version of that aplication. The solution is an build-in aplication that set the gaming key a special value for a specific aplication (something like MagicKey). Example: for Menu navigation: D-Pad - landscape D-Pad menu button - start button green key - Left or Right red key - Right or left phone right key - Y (watch image above) phone left key - A (watch image above) c key (clear) - X center D-Pad key - B for emulators: Full gamepad for NES, GameBoy / Color, Gameboy Advance, SNES, like real experience for games: Bounce N-Gage (for this game, there are a little too much buttons) D-Pad - landscape D-Pad pause - Start button phone right key - Right phone left key - Left jump (5 or center) - A change ball - Y Asphalt 3 D-Pad - landscape D-Pad phone right key -Start phone left key -Select drift left (1) - Left drift right (3) - Right Nitro (5) - A or B or X or Y Assasin's Creed HD and Brother in Arms 3D I don't remember all the controls, but Brother in Arms 3D for sure can use Nokia GamR's gaming pad And Assasin's Creed HD needed preety much buttons . These were some examples how usefull can be an Auto Gaming-Pad Profile Changer . Auto Gaming-Pad Profile Changer Is an application build-in Nokia GamR that automaticly changes the values of the GamePad Buttons (Only in gaming console mode) depending of what application you are in . Also you can edit , add or remove Profiles for aplicatios. You may now wonder how you would type text . The answer is simple: Return to phone mode (close the slide) or use the Visual keyboard (SMS Compose image above). Visual keyboard Navigate with Gaming D-pad on what letter you want to type and press B (by default) or the button that have the center key value (like in most of the games that are played from an gamepad and require to type your name). In order to see what you are writeing, you will see only 3 rows , but when you are in the last row and press down, the next row apear and the upper rowdisapear (who played Sonic Advance 3 knows what I am saying)  Here are more specifications:     Now some kool features: Bluetooth GamePad  The PC software is on CD (should be, becouse is only an concept phone) You can modify the settings only in Phone Mode, when you open the slider (and are connected, the only thing that can interupt is a phone call). There should be an extra option: to interupt the BT gamepad and to continue to answer the phone, or to be able to answer with the green key (or to cancel with red key) and continue to play while yau talk at phone trough Speaker. Also, an second extra option should be if you chose to interupt the BT GamePad, you should select (in phone mode) the button that is for Pause (Real game pause) and if some calls you, the phone automatic "press" the Pause Button and pause the game (in this way , you won't lose your progress), and after that you can chose if you want to answer or not, after the call, you should return in gamepad mode . Also, you can use it as BT Gamepad for other Phones or PDA (sounds a little crazy, but is possible) The "Any key" ( To start, press any key ... Where is the "any key" ? - Homer Simpson ) (4 images above) Becouse is a gaming phone, it doesn't need a camera phone (I think), but if you still want an shortcut for the camera you can use "the Any key" . The Any key is is a button that you can give a specifique value: Camera (foto, video or panorama), Music Player, Calculator, or other aplication (build-in, 3rd party or even a game). Also, yau can select an option like: Run "Aplication name" Yes or No (this way, you don't need to wory if you accidentaly press the Any Key Button). Also, you can make a list of more applications that you will have to chose what aplication to start when you press the Any Key . A B X Y arangement A - blue for the jump B - red for action (punch, kick, shot) Y - yellow becouse is near red (used for some special attack or change forms) X - green becouse is near yellow and blue (used for second attack or info) The ABXY buttons are arenged like in image, becouse was the best GamePad configuration for me . (I've finished easy Sonic Adventure DX, Sonic Heros, some Megaman games ...) About Hardware The phone should be disponible in 2 versions: one version for people with more $$$ and another for people with less $$$ . 240x320 2,4 inch screen (or even biger) TV-Out (Super Mario looks better on TV ) Symbian OS (of course) Camera 2 MP would be nice, but 3.2 MP sounds better (+ flash) Radio Java 3.5 Audio jack for using your facorite headset 369 MHz CPU (for moving fast) Animated screen from normal to landscape mode Front camera and 3G (for the $$$ version) Very good battery 4 more gaming hours Wifi (for the $$$ version) 3D chip is NOT a must have (lots of Symbian games don't require a 3D chip /// Even n96 don't have one, so it would be better becouse would make the phone cheaper ) Very rezistent buttons (would be nice it would be something like: Nokia GamR Mario Limited Edition (or Sonic or Megaman) ) MicroSD card support QuickOffice (only for viewing documents) is very usefull even is only a game phone Adobe PDF LE (for viewing PDF documents) Pencil key (belive me, is VERY usefull when you navigate on the net for copying adresses or texts) Now, some games that would look very good on your phone Megaman Star Force The game should be very easy to play on a normal mobile phone, the grafics fit with symbian (or a lowpoly version), is very fun to play at multiplayer (Versus) . Still, i think it will be playable only up to some bosses upgrade (don't expect to be able to beat a DX boss on mobile /// DX is the last upgrade of a boss ) Also, you can have an "evil" form that is more powerfull RPG Games (Final Fantasy) One of the best RPG Games series EVER. Vould be nice if would be on mobiles too Tank (From NES) Would be very nice to have a 3D version of the old good Tank (Battle City) and to have a multiplayer to play with your friends. Also, to not se all the map, and to need to find your oponent. Bomberman (no description needed) Pokemon (no description needed) And much more ... If you had the paciente to read or to look at this designed phone, please tell me what you think . If you liked it, post a good comment . Who knows, maybe nokia will make this phone real (will be like Nokia N-Gage QD' son).
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