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A prototype of 8 Kings for N-Gage.
Notes
- E3 Build (Did it ever appear at E3 2003?).
- Unreleased Game.
Acknowledgments
"In summary, I want to thank Martin Piper (as well as Oscar Ferrero and all other Argonaut Games ex-members) again for an interesting piece of N-Gage game history which they decided to make public."