Nokia has announced that the re-launch of the N-Gage gaming platform has been delayed until December due to software testing taking a little longer than expected. Nokia are now in the process of finalising the software for the new service according to 
GI.biz.
Nokia 
announced the re-launch of the N-Gage a while back, with confusion being the general response. Last time the N-Gage didn't do too well, so it seemed a little odd that Nokia would want to try it's hand at competing with the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP, not to mention the 
Gamepark GP2X F200, all over again.
The N-Gage re-launch was meant to take place in November, showing the system as more of an online service and not a hardware platform. The new system will 
supposedly let gamers download a client to their PC and then transfer files to all compatible phones.  
When the service launches there will be a selection of free demos and online tournaments available. 
"
N-gage is coming in December. Software testing is taking a bit more time than what we had expected," a Nokia spokesperson told 
Reuters recently. 
Have you ever tried playing on an N-Gage and do you plan to try out the new system when it arrives? Let us know in 
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