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Tue, 01 Mar 2005 Asphalt Urban GT N-Gage This is reminiscent of Need for Speed: Underground and GTA Vice City -- the first because this is the kind of game it is, and the second for the sort of criminal driving you might get up to especially in Miami. It is a driving game, with various sorts of competitions which you get promoted through as you're successful, and a garage you can go to as well for mods. In a similar vein, you start out with a limited car choice and this grows as you get more skilled. The screen is a little busy sometimes to see what's going on but it's more than adequately done and it's the first criminal driving sim for N-Gage if that lights your candle. [] permanent link