The thought that I should delete mobile games because they force me to play them on a daily basis has crossed my mind.

And I don't like being forced into it.

On the other hand, I've spent a lot of time on them and that stops me from deleting them.

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@razzlom
The way oud is need.

Once I had a rough week, and after week of not playing, it was pointless to return.

BTW, just download NDS emulator and play Pokemon/Fire emblem/Paper mario.

@razzlom
Just give it up.

There are no good mobile games. Nintendo on the other hand is still a company creating games instead of gambling software. Just check the game can be comfortably controled on phone, and you'll be fine.

@LukeAlmighty @razzlom Hey, GPS gaming is fine. It's like the one thing that phones actually beat PCs at. We just can't trust Niantic to handle the genre. I would say "anymore", but it's been obvious since mid-2016, and it's not like we hadn't worked it out before then.

Anyway... Choosing Nintendo to represent the alternative to mobile games..............
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@Zerglingman @razzlom
There is one thing that I still don't understand though...

Why does Steam not have a mobile client yet?
If they put a "No ads, no gambling" limitation, their reputation would do enough to create a separate gaming ecosystem...

@LukeAlmighty @razzlom I would guess it's roughly the same reason they don't set their tax to 10% and watch Epic get BTFO hypercucked.
That is, they literally don't give a shit.
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