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    APPLE AND VALVE: A DREAM GAMING COLLABORATION

    Dec 29, 2018 5 minutes

    THE FUTURE OF MOBILE GAMING

    Mobile gaming is big business. Smartphone gaming apps account for $50 billion of the $115 billion gaming market, with 80% of all App Store revenue coming from gaming releases alone. It all started back in 1997 when Nokia shipped the Snake game with its mobile phones, and ever since, consumers have been looking for new ways to relax and unwind with a new gaming distraction.

    For Apple, gaming is one of the biggest selling points for its iPhone and iPod Touch ranges, with the Cupertino firm regularly developing more advanced hardware designed to take gaming to the next level. But despite super-powerful A11 chips and new developments in augmented reality, PC gaming is still king, with new titles such as Far Cry 5, Monster Hunter: World and State of Decay 2 dominating this year’s gaming headlines.

    For mobile gaming to catch up, it needs to , which has , has opened up new possibilities for better relations between PC and mobile gaming - and Steam could be the bridge between the two.

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