Tibia Micro Edition (TibiaME) is the first massive multiplayer online role-playing game for mobile phones. Come together with hundreds of players and experience adventures in a colourful virtual world! Along with your friends you explore the mysterious land of Tibia, fight your way through hordes of evil creatures and solve ancient riddles to find untold treasures. With every monster you defeat you will grow in strength and power. TibiaME is based on the successful online role-playing PC game Tibia which attracts thousands of players every day and one of the oldest and most successful online role playing games in Europe.

Dark forces threaten the peaceful people of Aurea, a little island located close to the rim of the Tibian ocean. Duke Bandomir, the island’s ruler, has called on all the heroes of Tibia to aid his people
in their struggle.

• Interact with hundreds of players simultaneously and in realtime!
• Discover a huge gameworld with cities, woods, mountains and dungeons filling more than 1000 screens.
• Fight 20 different creatures, from harmless bugs to mighty dragons.
  
• Find and use 88 different items, like swords, shields or magical potions.
  
• Save your game anytime and continue whenever you want.
  
• Enjoy the wonderful graphics with more than 4096 colors.

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Nokia tries something special to catch the eye of a desensitized market, introducing a touchscreen memory game at a London bus stop.

The interactive advertisement requests that the player flip the pockets in order to find matches, but it also insinuates that the sleek Nokia N95 smartphone is just too slim and inconspicuous to readily pick out. Of course, we highly doubt it’s all that difficult to spot after a flip or two, but the idea here is novel nonetheless. -Engadget

If not to market the Nokia N95, it sure breaks up the boredom (or frustration) felt whilst waiting on the next bus, so be sure to click on through for a video of the thing so you’ll know it when you cross it.
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Mark at the Nokia Blog made a video demonstrating the N95’s gaming capabilities. The video features the gaming looks with one-handed, two-handed, and landscape views. Mark thinks "the Nokia N95 is a serious little device, but it sure can handle fun."

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This guy is playing Doom 2 on his Nokia N70. The N70 and the N90 both run S60 3rd edition. That means you’ll be able to play this on the N95 aswell. Click read more to watch Quake 1 in action.
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Ricky Cadden at Symbian-Guru posted this video of himself playing Skyforce on a N93 and a TV. He really seems to enjoy it and I must say it looks pretty awesome. The video quality is terrible though!