Digital Chocolate's Cafe Hold Em Poker has arrived on the N-Gage platform, but how good is it? Ewan Spence passes judgement in the All About N-Gage review, and discovers lessons both for the game's developers and for the N-Gage platform as a whole.

The rise of electronic poker games has gone hand in hand with the popularity of the Hold Em style of poker. This is where every player gets two cards, and has to use them in conjunction with five communal cards dealt face up on the table in order to make the best poker hand. As the game is less about the best hand, but more on maximising your return by gambling on who can bluff the best hand, it's an intensely human game, and it requires a deft touch to bring it to a computer. (Read the full review...)