Nokia has announced the initial gaming lineup for their recently opened N-Gage service for mobile phones. Aside from that, the company's also listed some of the other titles they'll be releasing at a later time. More details on this are in the full article.

Electronic Arts has more confidence in the lifespan of games - even for mobile titles. EA Mobile has just released five more mobile phone games and two iPod games. More details after the jump.

Apple's ticket into the handheld gaming scene successfully impressed crowds when the company unveiled three new games running on the iPhone. With OpenGL and OpenAL support together with the accelerometer, high quality motion-based games were proven to be possible on the platform. Make your to the full article to see what games Apple has in store.

Need a little magic in your mobile gaming life? EA Mobile has a nice answer for that by bringing a new game from the popular Harry Potter franchise. Titled Harry Potter Mastering Magic, this mobile game will have you attending Hogwarts and learning the craft like the popular boy magician did. Find more details in the detailed version.

Another block-clearing puzzle game drops down in Europe today courtesy of Electronic Arts Mobile. Similar to EA Mobile's Tetris, Block'd is the latest EA Mobile casual mobile game to hit Europe. Details and screenshots are in the full article.

Do you remember those good old days playing with your candy-colored LEGOs? You can relive those whimsical days once again as Electronics Arts has recently announced that the mobile game LEGO Escape will be made available for European mobile users starting December 1.

More on LEGO Escape at the full article.

Looking for more excitement out of your Nintendo DS and mobile phone? EA Mobile in cooperation with John Carmack and Fountainhead Entertainment has something big coming your way. Orcs & Elves is an upcoming RPG-adventure hybrid for Nintendo's popular handheld and mobile handsets and it's looking very good for a video game of the said platforms.

Want proof? We've got hold of this nice little video of Electronic Arts' game showing us a peek of things to come in Orcs & Elves for the Nintendo DS. This game is based on the Doom RPG engine developed by id Software and it looks like Orcs & Elves is putting the tried-and-true system to good use. Have a look:

A tentative release date is yet to be announced as far as the Nintendo DS version is concerned, but things are looking pretty smooth with Fountainhead and EA Mobile's production efforts. We'll give you more updates on Orcs & Elves when new word is forthcoming.

Just can't get enough of that rip-roaring feeling as you go careening down the road, mindless of all obstacles except to consider if you can run over it? Well if you are, you shouldn't drive. But what you can do is look forward to the newest game from Electronic Arts as they have just announced Burnout's transition from the console to your mobile phones!

Takedowns, supercharged boosts, and more are headed your way in what EA promises to be "pure Burnout" on your mobile. Javier Ferriera, VP of European Publishing on the EA Mobile, says:

With Burnout in your pocket, you can tap into the adrenaline fuelled excitement of fast and reckless driving at the push of a button no matter where you are. [...] The game is incredibly easy to get into and enjoy, whether you’re a racer at heart or prefer to stick to the Highway Code.

Stay tuned for more details as we get them!

Go bowling in your iPod as you listen to your music. EA Mobile Games has just announced the release of its newest game Mobile Game, The Sims Bowling.

The game will sport many game modes, including Classic, Strike-O-Thon and Spare-O-Thon, plus a practice mode and a multiplayer mode called Pass 'n Play. To add the unique Sims dimension to the game, it will not only focus on getting better at bowling but also to become the local hero of the bowling alley. Your Sim Bowler will earn Simoleons which players will use to purchase skill-enhancing products like a new bowling ball, glove, wax, and more. True to Sim fashion, you'll be able to customize your player's outfit.

Travis Boatman, vice president of worldwide studios for EA Mobile, has this to say for The Sims Bowling:

[The] iPod is an extremely rewarding platform on which to develop games that are beautiful and fun to play. The Sims Bowling is a game that captures the lifestyle-oriented nature of The Sims, while delivering a meticulously crafted bowling game for the iPod.

The game can be downloaded from the iTunes store and costs US$ 4.99.