Jogoscelular 

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Jogos Celular: Evolution

When the cell phone was first invented, and then subsequently released to the public, the fact that they were completely wireless was novel enough for users: nothing more was really demanded from the device. However, as its sophistication grew, people began to want more features from their mobiles.

So, when the ‘candy bar’ form factor was released, a thorough improvement of cell phone features was expected, and the evolution of the ‘cell phone gaming’ phenomenon seemed like a very natural product of those demands.

Of course, even with the vast improvements (from the perspective of those days), cell phones were still a rather primitive medium to implement games with. For instance, those early devices only possessed monochromatic screens, and the sound effects that could be produced were limited to different kinds of beeps. Games in those days were usually displayed with what is known as the ‘block style’ in popular gaming lingo.

With the advent of far more advanced cell phones on the market: with full support for different types of digital sound files, large memories and color screens; better and more complex games could be implemented inside cell phones. What was more, cell phone companies realized that mobile gaming was a potential mine of un-utilized profits. Jogos Cellular is now one of the most popular
As expected, with this realization, came the profusion of high quality mobile games on the market.

Nowadays, mobile gaming is a highly advanced sector with very well developed graphics, sounds and game plays. Earlier customer complaints such as poor controls and high power consumption have all been exterminated.

In fact, now that dedicated graphics processors are being included in cell phones, the games seem all set to receive another huge growth boost.

All things said and done, though, there are still numerous cell phone gamers who swear by the original versions of Snake and Tetris. Looks like simplicity never goes out of vogue! Jogos celular is indeed a boon for cell phone game lovers today.

June 24, 2011
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