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EA has signed a deal with Nokia which will bring seven of EA’s coolest titles to Nokia’s cell phones. The games, such as The Sims, Doom, Tetris and FIFA 07, will be distributed over Nokia’s “Content Discoverer Portal”, which is available in their latest models. However, I can’t imagine trying to play Doom on a 1 inch x 2 inch display screen. There’s no word on how much Nokia will cost for cell phone users.

Via Igniq.

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Stop whatever you’re doing now and hit play rightaway. This is an cute parody of the PC vs Mac ads with a feature-ladden PlayStation3 and a super muper sexy Nintendo Wii. You gotta see it. Hit play now. Yeah, yeah, today people!!

From YouTube.

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EidosMobile has released Hitman: Blood Money - Vegas, a cool game for your gaming phones. In this game, you play as Agent 47, the ruthlessly efficient and professional Hitman. Your missions and objectives are issued by the controller, DIANA. Can you achieve your objectives and dispatch your targets while remaining undetected? You can use a huge variety of weapons while playing this game, from the smallest knife to the largest automatic riffles. However, shadows, disguises and silent weapons are your best chances of getting through this isometric stealth adventure alive. Hitman Blood Money - Vegas is available on the following networks: 3, Orange, Vodafone Live! & O2.

Via EidosMobile.

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The GPX2 is a dream come true for most retro gamers. From emulators to e-books this handheld can do almost anything even hooks up to your tv. Video after the jump. Available here for $179. Via Xataka.

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Target has officially stop selling UMDs for the Playstation Portable. Via Kotaku.

…the UMD pullage is indeed a company-wide effort. The chain, the reader says, decided to devote the space the non-selling UMDs were taking up to IFC independent movies. The chain will continue to sell the PSP flicks on their site though.

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