Gaming with Smartphones


For a moment forget about the stereotype of gamers being baby faced hooded blokes in dark rooms. This is the age of the "thirty plus", like me who plays games on their mobile while standing in the supermarket queue or waiting for coffee in a restaurant. “Contador Harrison love playing games on his phone because it's an easy way to fill in small pockets of time that crop up from my tight schedule. If nothing's going on with Twitter then I reach for a game while sipping coffee which unfortunately I am naturally addicted." Smartphones have become an essential gadget that allows busy individuals like me to keep pace with the present dynamic environment. Smart devices have become affordable and now almost everyone has a smartphone that fits their varied lifestyles. Having an iPhone or Android powered devices is now considered basic gadgets and few would argue that smart devices are one of the most revolutionary gadgets ever invented with their purpose deemed crucial in helping us get on with own daily errands.


I love games that use my brain and games that are connected with friends. So, mobile games are a huge favourite and I love them and like playing games all the time whenever time allow. Currently, my top mobile games vary. Some of them are Words With Friends: similar to Scrabble that I always have the capacity to challenge friends or strangers around the world, and share comments about my moves. Having deep Finnish connection, Angry Birds comes naturally. Simply put, there are birds, and they're angry about pigs stealing their eggs. The other one is Sims Freeplay where I create my own world, a world where I have total control. I cannot afford to sideline Fruit Ninja. This is a game where fruit falls and I get to slice it. It's very simple and that's why it's such a quick play game that has won few fans. True gamers will agree with me Tetris is a fabulous game. This is a game where I have to stack falling bricks. Unlike computer games, smart phone games retain my interest with level upgrades and new colors to draw with. Furthermore, during this hard economic time, is that they are mostly free and much easier to download onto the phone and on average takes matter of seconds. While gaming, the gamer does not have a limited amount of time to answer and the game goes at the gamer’s pace. If I choose, the game can send notifications to my phone, informing me it’s my turn. That’s why extreme gaming is super cool on mobile phones.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

To secure Africa’s future, there’s need to reduce deforestation’s emissions

African countries are home to some of the world’s top forests cover and in DR Congo, we all know the history of Belgian Congo as the country was known before independence from Belgium and how its vast forests and mineral wealth led to the assassination of Patrice Lumumba. Despite the decreasing forest cover in African countries there is need for continuous fight to better manage the continent environment. Africa is home to some of the most important forests in the world when it comes to ecosystem conservation and biodiversity and countless species found especially in Madagascar, Tanzania, Uganda and Mozambique. The continent and its population have every reason to be proud of their incredible natural forests and species. Therefore, one would expect that the current political and technocratic class would be serious in engineering comprehensive efforts needed to ensure that this centuries old forests can be sustained and enjoyed by future generations as envisaged by th
Read more

SMEs funding problem in Uganda

Ugandan  economy is driven by SMEs and among them are manufacturers who are a priority economic sector  for Uganda to promote inclusive growth. According to data available, there are more than 10,000 manufacturing units in Uganda that can be categorised as micro and small enterprises.These small businesses are an important  source of employment and contribute significantly to the national output .However, small enterprises often find it difficult to access finance from banks and other formal financial institutions.Many of them are unable to provide collateral to secure loans, procedures are too complex for them, or the administrative cost of serving them is too high for banks to consider them as a profitable market.Even Uganda’s most successful companies have their share of cash flow troubles, especially during growth phases.As we all know, profits and cash flow are not the same thing. You can have a profitable business on paper and not have a dollar in the bank.In some seasonal indus
Read more

Social media helping East Africans stay appraised

Social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook have emerged as the new meeting points for criminals in East Africa a trend that has baffled security agencies in the region. While some might think of crime activities as happening in secret locations, social media platforms are helping make such wars more public than ever before. Study conducted recently revealed that youthful criminal members have been making threats and violent statements on Twitter or Facebook and even worse threatening their victims without any fear although most of them use fake identities. I came across this piece that basically describes how even underage trolls do not like the crime occurring over anything meaningful. “A couple of young girls that need to be raped, plus a resistance, plus sex equals tomb material,” Kabena K****** says bluntly. “This is a f***ing 18-year-old a**hole statement.” More of these criminal acts are happening online and much so the authorities in the region have failed to
Read more