This dilemma usually occurs when your device is already suffering the consequences of playing too many video games than it can handle. As much as we want our mobile devices to run the games as seamlessly as possible, there will come a time that we’ll need to decide whether we prefer the euphoric effects of video games or increase our productivity through mobile devices. Playing games on your smartphone won’t only ruin the batteries of your device but the overall performance too. After all, gaming isn’t the only feature of a smartphone. That said, playing games on these platforms isn’t without flaws. Without those two elements, the free-to-play or the Freemium market will cease to exist and mobile games would have retained their status as pre-installed extras on mobile devices. The strong growth of casual gaming, for the most part, is the end-result of the collaborative advancement of the internet and mobile devices. It wasn’t until the rise of casual games that the entire industry exceeded everyone’s expectations. Although its inevitable growth was lead by video game giants like Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft. It’s fascinating that what began as dots on a Cathode Ray Tube is now a major entertainment platform. Since its inception in the world of entertainment, the industry of video games has evolved to become one of the largest and fastest-growing industries in the market.
