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I terms of new game development im more dubious, the retro games on emulators will likely be better than any scaled down games for the phone.
most mobile games ive seen are not up to the quality of the sega/nintendo back catalogue.
If i were nokia i would have done a deal with the old game IP owners and rolled out emulators as part of the base built. If you were to go live with a default games roster like sonic and subscription/apps catalogue instead of tetris you could built a critical mass of mobile gamers.