According to a recent report on Gamesindustry.biz, the mobile games publisher Glu Mobile has announced its support for Nokia's Next Gen games platform. EA and Gameloft have already officially committed to the platform, and a document seen by All About Symbian last year suggested that Sony, Square Enix, THQ and Activision would also publish games on it. A Pocket Gamer report earlier this year revealed that Disney, Sega, Sony, Universal, Square Enix, Capcom, THQ, Glu Mobile, Digital Chocolate, EA, Tecmo and Namco all attended a secret Nokia Next Gen games platform workshop in January 2007.

Despite continuing to use the N-Gage brand name, the game platform will be spread across a wide range of Nokia's S60 smartphones, including some that are already on sale (Nokia haven't said exactly which models, but intelligent guesses might be the N93 and the N95 as they include 3D acceleration hardware). You can find more details about the Next Gen games platform in our feature about it from last October.