It actually depends on the games you play.
I prefer a PC, much better experience and a larger display. I did my bit with small monitors in the DOS days.

 

I prefer PC too...

 

Mobile games are something you play when you're visiting someone is a hospital. PC gaming is like a movie but you are participating. There is zero comparison. PC gaming all the way :smile:

 

^^^^
THIS :smile:

 

N1 ^^

 

PC games give real gaming experience..love PC games...PC games make us real gamers in the game..though mobile games are convenient, do no give us real gaming experience that we expect

 

In my experience mobile gaming is based off micro-transactions. You don't really experience a story or fun game-play. You merely pay-to-win, in most cases. I would avoid putting a debit or credit card on any mobile game-fronts.



The PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Personal Computer, Linux, Mac, Xbox-One. Are all better than playing mobile. Especially the Nintendo Switch if you need that mobile type of gaming.




micro-transactions and pay-to-win are the death of gaming in my eyes.

 

without any doubt, gamers would go for PC platform. Because you can completely believe that it will fill all your expectations. But the main advantage of playing Mobile Games are, it'll make you feel like you can play it anytime, anywhere in the mobile, since it's too handy than the PC.

 

I like to play both video and mobile games. But to be honest, I play mobile games most often as it's more convenient. Besides, I prefer to spend time with benefits so that I play online casino games as well.

 

it depends on a lot points.
Now, i play not so frequently as I used to
but PC games ave a special place in my heart.
talking about mobile games, I like those time-killers when you have to prepare a burger according to a recipe or collect a word from all the letters you are given.
On my laptop, i have only one game installed and it's harry potter and a goblet of fire lol ))) from 2005 i guess?

 

+1 for PC gaming.

Technically there are 3 formats for gaming.....

1. PC
2. Console; Xbox and PS4
3. Mobile....phone, tablet and laptop.

 

I prefer PC, but I'm using my phone a lot more these days...

 

I'm currently deciding on whether to build another computer or just get an x-box (my laptops can't play modern games). I mostly play mostly mobile games that require data or WiFi. The mobile version of World of Warships and Honkai Impact 3(a surprisingly amazing game that my friend suggested), are what I play the most. Of course I was dubious of those kinds of mobile games because I thought mobile gaming just couldn't hold a candle to other game mediums.
I turned out to be wrong, and found games that have stunning visuals, amazing gameplay and worlds, and in-depth story telling(albeit very confusing).

 

Mobile games are getting far better with both the games and the mobile hardware that renders it. It's great, until you finally upgrade your PC to an actual modern PC and I mean CPU/GPU/Fast SSD/ and the Display to 1440p or better. That said console is most definitely an option and they will soon tout 8 cores by default (all AMD) - which in turn bodes well for a new PC and the console game ports to the PC platform which will be highly optimized for multi-core rendering going forward. I dabble in mobile and console but always return back the the king. The PC.

 

The numbers of gamers on mobile phone is increasing all the time but I still like to play games on PC rather than on mobile. I don't believe you get same thrill and excitement on a 6" screen like a 42" screen, especially when you are playing games like Fortnite or Red Dead Redemption. I am currently playing red dead redemption 2 which I have just started playing couple of weeks ago after hearing a lot of positive things about the game. I didn't know much about playing this particular game but thanks to blogs like rdr2.org, it didn't take me long to understand the gameplay and enjoy the game to its full potential.

 

Speaking of PC games I'm about to logout and play the new COD_MW - stretch the 2070 Super see how she handles 1440p on ultra.

 

Honestly, if you're looking to game, Android games don't really have much to offer. Sure, they're fun, but there's not much content to them and they're all mostly pretty similar to one another, better suited to passing time than actually gaming.
PC gaming provides a far better gaming experience when it comes to that, and it's not only because of the controls or the graphics and audio. They just have all the power to support games which are truly enjoyable work of art which you'd not only love to play, but also remember for a long time to come.
But then again, you can't play a PC game whenever you want, wherever you want, however you want. And that's just one place where Android games are better than PC games.
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