Mobile Gaming

Since the earliest days of video games, there has always been controversy around whether gaming is a force for good or ill. Like anything else, the answer to this probably differs from person to person, but the consensus does seem to be shifting over time. 

Children who play video games are often stigmatised as being lazy, anti-social, and less abled at school. Of course, excessively playing video games (as with anything) can lead to problems involving a child's mental and physical health. But, in moderation, there are a variety of health benefits associated with casual gaming which we will look at carefully below.

For a number of years now, an increase in physical violence has often been associated with acts of aggression shown in video games. But is there really a connection between the actions made in video games and those made in real life?

According to the latest figures released by App Annie to coincide with the E3 conference, mobile gaming is continuing its rise, and is quickly establishing itself as the gaming option of choice for millions of people around the globe.