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When we first introduced App of the Day to Eurogamer 12 months ago, we did so because mobile and tablet games seemed to be reaching the peak of their powers and we wanted the site to reflect their growing significance in our gaming lives.
12 months later, we're taking App of the Day away again and bringing back traditional mobile and tablet game reviews, and the reason we're doing it is much the same: we want the site to reflect their significance.
Mobile and tablet games no longer feel like special cases. They have seeped into our gaming lives and found their level, and their designers have wrapped their unique qualities - instant readiness, advanced connectivity, touch controls - around concepts that now feel no more alien or threatening to us than dual sticks in a console first-person shooter or Nolan North on the voice cast.
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12 months later, we're taking App of the Day away again and bringing back traditional mobile and tablet game reviews, and the reason we're doing it is much the same: we want the site to reflect their significance.
Mobile and tablet games no longer feel like special cases. They have seeped into our gaming lives and found their level, and their designers have wrapped their unique qualities - instant readiness, advanced connectivity, touch controls - around concepts that now feel no more alien or threatening to us than dual sticks in a console first-person shooter or Nolan North on the voice cast.
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