Nokia's pursuing a strategy of aggressively trying to remove all knowledge of the N-Gage hack from the Net, as well as prosecuting anyone associated with it.
That's pretty dumb, and points to a potentially fatal flaw in Nokia's competences. So far, it's been safe from any replication economy issues. This is the first one it's had to deal with - and the way it's flipping out and pursuing totally the wrong strategy tell us that it doesn't really know how to fight the replication wars.