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Mon, 27 Feb 2006 N-Gage Civilization This version of the well known game is from Atari and pretty much duplicates what you can do in the original - build civilizations! In doing this, you juggle resources, make judgements, and most possibly war, or at the very least defend yourself. The small screen is quite adequate for what you need to do but first timers might encounter some difficulty figuring out what exactly you are supposed to do. With the small screen there is also the factor that operates with the Sims in that everything somehow seems a little cuter. This might please some people more than others. It is quite easy to wander around the various screens making choices without anything seeming to happen at all. The instructions in the press preview are somewhat skimpy even if there is a nice notebook of cheats. [] permanent link