Last week I was scrolling through the PlayStation Store on a rainy London evening, only to notice a surge of new mobile titles that promised a full‑blown console experience in 15‑second bursts. I pulled my phone from my bag, launched the game, and the next hour felt like a sprint through a city of…
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Mobile gaming means playing video games on a phone or tablet instead of a console or PC. The first app store launch in 2008 opened a floodgate of titles, and today the average smartphone user spends about 2 hours a day on games.
