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BARCELONA (Reuters) - The world's biggest mobile phone maker, Nokia, said on Wednesday it is unhappy with the sales of its N-Gage gaming device and will bring the games to other phones to get enough scale.
Nokia offered N-Gage to consumers in 2002, in a portable gaming market which was then dominated by the GameBoy from Nintendo (7974.OS) of Japan, vowing to sell 6 million units in the first three years. It only managed to sell 2 million.
"I am not happy. I said we needed to sell six million in three years, and we sold one-third of that. We need to make some changes," said Anssi Vanjoki, head of Nokia's Multimedia division, which produces N-Gage.
BARCELONA (Reuters) - The world's biggest mobile phone maker, Nokia, said on Wednesday it is unhappy with the sales of its N-Gage gaming device and will bring the games to other phones to get enough scale.
Nokia offered N-Gage to consumers in 2002, in a portable gaming market which was then dominated by the GameBoy from Nintendo (7974.OS) of Japan, vowing to sell 6 million units in the first three years. It only managed to sell 2 million.
"I am not happy. I said we needed to sell six million in three years, and we sold one-third of that. We need to make some changes," said Anssi Vanjoki, head of Nokia's Multimedia division, which produces N-Gage.