Sounds nuts to me, but after years of lapping up quirky Sega hits, and, more recently, the Nintendo DS, I've learned not to judge game "innovations" too harshly until there's a finished product to scrutinise.

How on earth could it have the same resolution?!

So they have a magical super hi-res screen on upcoming phones that fits a 32" high-def amount of pixels into a few inches?

Or we'll be playing a PC game in a 320x212 window?

I'll pass thanks.

Making a cross-platform game which runs on both Windows and Symbian isn't really that big a deal. I would hope that the Windows build at least rendered at a decent resolution and framerate.

You're all assuming it would be a standalone disc-based PC game, but what if it was a web-based one written in Flash?

Loads of web Flash games have been extremely popular over the last few years without much in the way of exciting graphics, because they're so easy to just load up and play. If Nokia makes a popular web-based online game and then lets you carry on playing it on your phone when you're away from home, that does make a lot of sense.

No idea if they'll actually do that though...

So we'll be chucking out the 22" wide screen LCDs and World of Warcraft in favour of 3" squares and pacman?

Don't see too many PC gamers going for it somehow..

Run at the same resolution? So I have the choice of:

1) Squinting to play a game (probably crap, from experience) that takes up a tiny percentage of my desktop.

2) Playing HL2, Counterstrike, Prey, F.E.A.R., etc.

Hmmm..... Difficult choice!

I thought the N-Gage died with the Gizmondo because they only sold 5 consoles worldwide Well if Nokia want to throw money down the drain, I'll have a free N95 please, oh and chuck in a PS3 so I can play proper games on.

They could both have the same resolution e.g. DPI, but still have different screen sizes.

Or maybe they meant about the polygon mesh 'resolution' in the models rendered to the screen ?

It's all marketing waffle, I dunno why on earth it counts as news.