Mobile gaming’s big break — mirroring to PCs and TVs

This sponsored post is produced by Mobizen.

As the gaming industry has evolved, it’s taken several unique paths, all with different hardware technologies. Consoles, PCs, dedicated mobile gaming systems, and now even our phones, which are becoming one of the most popular options to play on. In fact, the average time spent playing mobile games has increased 57 percent in the last two years according to a report by the NDP Group. Now, with the continued advances in those various technologies, the individual paths have started converging at an incredible rate and we are reaching a turning point where the lines between them are blurring with the user experiences spilling across previously wide divisions.