How do we destroy mobile gaming before it completely destroys the industry?
>>333471469
Too late.
>>333471469
How is it destroying the industry?
>>333471469
It's too late. Even Nintendo's in on it now.
>>333471469
>before
>>333471739
Nintendo hasn't been relevant since Mario Kart Party Smash 473
>>333471706
free-to-play mobile games are practically gambling games in disguise. they make you think it's a game of skill where in the end it's really a game of luck, and you pay for it (i.e. in-app purchases), much like in casinos.
>>333471469
Stop playing it in the toilet then, fag
I don't think it's the mobile gaming itself that kills the industry. It's all of the big companies putting out a bunch of shit and micro transactions that do that. Mobile gaming is great because it give devs limits and forces them to work around the difficulties.
>>333471469
By pretending it doesn't exist.
>>333471469
It might not destroy the industry, and you won't be able to stop it.
People will always want more of a story at some point so console/pc games will always exist. I'm doubtful that it will destroy anything, I think people are just getting scared because there is now something where there is a lot of money that looks a lot like video games, however it is branded as "not video games" and people do not know how to identify with that branding.
I would love to know how mobile games are even destroying the industry specifically as well because I'm not certain I can peg anything solely on mobile gaming.
To compete with mobile you have to be mobile, it is that simple. The draws/advantages of mobile are fundamentally not available with current or near-future dedicated gaming technology. The problem isn't even mainly in the hardware sector, but rather with public perception, which is slowly changing.
Attack mobile devices. They're horrible and they're anti-privacy.
>>333471469
There's nothing left to save.
