No more mobile games

[The Edge]

I've gotten bored of playing mobile games that are boring and take up precious space on my phone. Mobile gaming has become a novelty experience.

"Whatcha gonna do when the novelty is gone?" — Joy Division

I've decided that I'm gonna stop downloading and playing mobile games on my phone, and just use apps that are useful. As far as gaming is concerned, I will only game on consoles. I dread of a future where the only games you can find are on Google Play or the App Store, would hate to see the console experience die. Gotta take a stand.

[The Edge]

Who else is tired of mobile games and their impact on the gaming industry?

[camper]

Originally Posted by The Edge

Who else is tired of mobile games and their impact on the gaming industry?

Mobile games are for when I'm sitting on the toilet or watching something with the family I'm not interested in, or need a time-killer.

I like the King games (Candy Crush, Pet Rescue, and the new Peggle clone). Also like Slotmania for when I'm in the car waiting. I and the kids like Angry Birds. But my favorite mobile game hands down is Hill Climb. Stupid little game where you drive a car a long distance without crashing while making upgrades to it, but I love it.

They're time killers, like the old Namco handhelds except far more sophisticated. Not a replacement for console or PC games IMHO, but I find them enjoyable.

[The Edge]

Originally Posted by camper

Mobile games are for when I'm sitting on the toilet or watching something with the family I'm not interested in, or need a time-killer.

I like the King games (Candy Crush, Pet Rescue, and the new Peggle clone). Also like Slotmania for when I'm in the car waiting. I and the kids like Angry Birds. But my favorite mobile game hands down is Hill Climb. Stupid little game where you drive a car a long distance without crashing while making upgrades to it, but I love it.

They're time killers, like the old Namco handhelds except far more sophisticated. Not a replacement for console or PC games IMHO, but I find them enjoyable.

it seems like they are becoming a replacement, though.