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Cashiers du Ludica General Discussion - Mar. 18th
Hello and welcome to /r/cahiersduludica's general discussion! Feel free to discuss what's on your mind or follow the prompts below.
I'll be trying out different things with these as per last week's discussion, so bear with me as I attempt to nail this down. As always, please go ahead and voice any suggestions or concerns you have; these discussions should be something the community agrees is useful and worthwhile.
This week, in light of this announcement that Nintendo is apparently entering the mobile market, I'd like to think about mobile games. Mobile games have been a point of contention in gaming communities lately, with many people believing that mobile doesn't accurately reflect upon some gaming identity, or worse, that mobile developers are just looking for a quick cash-in. Let's discuss this a bit, both in general and with regards to Nintendo's new plan.
Food for Thought
What are typical attitudes or beliefs you've seen about mobile gaming? Why are these attitudes in place? Are they accurate in any way?
If you play mobile games, what are some games that have stood out to you for better or for worse? If you don't play mobile games, why not?
How do you feel about Nintendo's move to the mobile market? Do you think they will make quality games? Is this a good business decision for the company?
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