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What's your opinion of mobile games?

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What do you think of mobile gaming? It's becoming quite a popular thing, with many game developers, Square Enix included, porting their franchises to the platform. Are you bothered by it at all? Do you embrace it?

What's your opinion of mobile games? 90 members have voted

  1. 1. What's your opinion of mobile games?

    • I accept them, and I even play them from time to time.
      43
    • I do not like them. Gaming should stay on consoles, handhelds, and PC, not phones.
      22
    • I'm on the fence about them.
      25

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I think if gaming becomes based upon tapping a screen Ima dig up steve jobs corpse and kick it in the balls

There is nothing wrong with it. Until developers start putting good series on mobile instead and piss off all their fans.

I hate mobile gaming. Having the controls on-screen is super inconvenient and awkward, and they just amount to tapping the screen over and over again. I'd rather play games on a console, handheld, or PC.

Eh. It's one of those mixed blessings. There's a lot of good that comes from developing for phones, mostly the fact that it's now accessible for a lot of people.

 

Then there's in-app purchasing. We already have DLC and that sucked, so come on.

yea mobile gaming is ok. it is the only type of gaming most adults do ( at least the middle age ones). If I had a better phone. I would game on my Phone from time to time. I just hate when people say that mobile gaming will take over Consoles or handhelds in the future. It makes no real sense to me. it is like saying that mopeds will take over the auto industry in the near future lol.

 

Mobile gaming will never take over Console and/ or handheld gaming, due to the fact that Consoles and Handhelds are just in such a HUGE demand. It will most likely still be like this in the future ( especially during the 9th gen comes around, that is when we will see 4K or Ultra HD gaming in consoles).

I don't like it all that much anymore, plus it drains my batteries hah.

Having Tetris handy has kept several of the people around me alive on bad days.

I know alot of people who only play on PC and mobile phones. They have similar strengths (easy and cheap to develop for, they advance faster than consoles, they are things most people already own) but mobile gaming will always suffer because of the lack of physical input. Controllers are less precise than K&M and touch controls are even more imprecise, so only casual games really work well on mobile phones, or games which don't require precision (turn based games work well).

 

I prefer handheld and PC gaming as they offer the best value for money. Instead of needing a $1000 phone, a $400 console, and a $1000 laptop, I can have a $300 handheld, a $1000 desktop, and a cheap ass phone and have the same basic functionality. I could afford an expensive smart phone, or a new console, but I don't really see a need to own either (only KH3 and FFXV will make me buy a console).

I don't like this whole idea of mobile games . Gaming should stay on consoles and PC.

I prefer my games to be stationary

Mobile Games are fine. I just hate the ones that try to suck as much money out of your pockets as possible.

Mobile gaming isn't that bad. Even though I have my old Nokia N97 Mini that uses Symbian, I can play some good games with it.  Final Fantasy 1 and 2 are available for it and I've had fun with NES emulator.

It's good to have games on your phone so you can play games anywhere but I rarely play them now but I did used to play them a lot!

Give me Controller and Keyboard or Give me Death

While there are some great games out on phones (Chaos Rings, Infinity Blade), In-app purchases and anything similar are kind of ruining games.

I think it's kind of dumb unless it's something like Angry Birds or Where's My Water? or Temple Run ,but other games that are based off of console games are pretty pointless.

Nobody play flapy bird it is evil it wants you to get mad plz I'm warning you all flapy bird is evil

There is nothing wrong with mobile gaming. That is, to play games on a mobile device. The only problem I have is developers electing to develop games on mobile platforms instead of console/pc, for pre-existing franchises that do not benefit from a mobile experience.

Well, I don't mind them, nor do I think they're annoying. I just don't play them.

Personally I dislike mobile gaming. I download the odd game here and there but they are mindless free games that are usually just time wasters and something I delete not long after installing them. If I game on my phone it's to play the emulated Gameboy Advance games that I have in my backlog and even then I don't play them religiously or anything.

 

I guess though my main gripe is when people think mobile gaming will eventually kill handheld gaming, I personally think both markets should not be in the same sentence together. They cater towards different audiences, both of which are pretty vocal towards one another. The people who take mobile gaming serious are the people who think they are nerds because they got to level 300 on Candy Crush, so whatever.

I don't have any mobile devices, so they don't matter to me. I'm fine with playing video games on consoles.

They're okay I guess?

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