I have read that :
well the easiest protection that nokia could have made for this is to
only let specific sized cards play the games. 8mb in this case. as
soon as it detects a higher capacity, that means cracked game
and "game over."
now if you can somehow get an 8mb MMC card from ebay and try that, i
think you'll have a better shot.
another thing to take into consideration: there are some files on the
MMC that the computer (windows at least) cannot view. to see for
yourself do the following: put you MMC from 3650 into the computer's
MMC reader and look inside. then look using a file explorer like
FExplorer. big difference, the computer simply doesn't show some
files.
what needs to be done is to record the contents of a game MMC as RAW
data. then copy that to another 8mb MMC. with this, i am 75% sure it
would work. however this will require some software than can rip the
raw data from an MMC and write it to another one. and i'm talking R-A-
W data, nothing short of. but i think this will be coming soon. in
fact, what i predict, is that the n-gage game reader code and
protection will soon be hacked from a firmware or something and it
wouldn't be long till you can load up a 256mb MMC with as many real n-
gage games will fit and choose which one to load using a seperate
series 60 n-gage game loader.
it won't be soon, but i'm almost positive something like this will
show up sooner or later.
And that :
As for the games, I have heard that they load but do not play for
more than a minute....
You have to put the files in the proper directories for it to work.
IE, the zip file contains: APPS, PROGRAMS, GAME folders, so w/e is in
each of these folder must be placed in the corresponding folder on
the n-gage's e drive (MMC card), ONE BY ONE for it to work.
I havent had time to try it but thats the info i heard off of SR (
http://sharereactor.com )