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1. Mobile Gaming at its Max
By: Duncan Wang
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2. • According to a survey done by Lunden, 96% of
Americans play mobile games at home.
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3. 53% of American play mobile games in bed.
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4. • Studies shown that mobile radiation makes
people to take longer to fall asleep, and lesser
time in deep sleep.
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5. • However, research published in Epidemiology
says that mobile phone causes much higher
risk of getting eye cancer, but their studies still
need confirmation.
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6. • A survey shows that 44% of people in U.S and
U.K plays mobile games, and the number is
still growing. In addition, this was in 2012, so
the percentage definitely went up a lot.
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7. • 73% of Canadian citizen play mobile games in
bathroom, and 62% in bed.
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8. You need to stop playing your mobile phones on
the toilet, or else the possibility of getting
hemorrhoid is very high.
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9. • After all the percentage above, do you still
want to constantly play mobile games?
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10. • Do you really want to miss out all the real fun,
and adventures that you can have?
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12. • 32% of people play to kill time, and 34% of
people play because the games are fun, and
some play to flirt, connect with friends.
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13. • Killing time and playing games because it’s fun,
but do you really think sports, adventures, family
time, hanging out with friends, and travel are
really more boring than mobile games?
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14. • Or even less meaningful?
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15. More negative effects on mobile gaming are
• 1. Playing while driving.
• 2. Wasted hours of time, and it can adds up to
a day, a week, or even a month.
• 3. Sleep problems, due to waking up at night
to play mobile games, or just play mobile
game throughout the night.
• 4. Spending money on the game.
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16. • People would play
mobile games before
their meals are up in a
restaurant instead of
chatting.
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17. • In 2012, there are already 100 million people
in U.S who play mobile games, and it is
growing 35% each year, which means that
there are 35 million more people who started
to play mobile games every year.
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18. • Mobile games stimulated the economics a lot,
for example, the founder of the game Clash of
Clans, made 892 million last year, you can see
why mobile gaming helped the economics
quite much.
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19. • As I’m trying to say all throughout my
flipboard, try to find some other healthy
activities instead of playing games on your
smartphone.
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20. • Lastly, limiting yourself towards mobile
gaming will allow you to discover more.
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