Which gamer category is more hostile to mobile games?

[00Xander00]

I have a mixed view on mobile gaming.

I think there's a little bias in everyone from all sectors regardless if they like Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, or PC. I'm making games atm in GameMaker Studio, I wanna publish on Mobile and start a company and even I feel half-hostile to mobile gaming when I compare my console collection to the type of games that come out for mobiles.

Mobile games aren't as effective on a smaller screen when playing a game that was designed to be immersive. Most mobile games are extremely casual yet tend to have wacky themes (e.g Flappy Birds). There's also Micro-transaction based apps disguised as games too. There are no buttons so game developed for the touch screen are limited, on-screen buttons don't do action-based combat justice. The percentage of art, story, Immersion, AAA games is significantly larger on PS4/XboxOne/Switch per game. These things harm the mobile industry's reputation.

Although, I'm not 100% hostile to the mobile industry as basic casual games can be addicting, I found the impossible game fun. Also, there are games aimed at more hardcore audience such as strategy/tactics games & even games that AAA developers create like Fall out Shelter.

I making bit n pieces of games/mechanics for years. I haven't managed to complete a full project yet, I always get far but then start a new one lol but I have a handful of games that are half complete. 1 of them is extremely close to completion, there's just 1 item-ability that I need to add, plus iron out some glitches, and do the level designs for the rest of the game as the main mechanic is done. I might do some new art for it too to keep the levels fresh and distinctive, but that will be quick & easy cos its a pixel-looking game anyway. I've made a main theme tune using MuseScore 2.0, I might make tunes throughout the game too. Then the game will be complete.

Hopefully be putting my first one on the App Store & Google Store (& possibly browser .HTML5 version too). A mobile has way limitations when developing for it but at the same time there are things that can be better on mobile for example- The touch screen is perfect for basic rhythm-based games in particular. I actually prefer tapping the screen for rhythm-based games over using a games controller. Whereas I would rather play a games that require an analogue stick (like GTA) on a console with a controller.

Mobile development is like all platforms - ideas are as endless as the controller/device that your developing for and there's no fancy buttons on a mobile such as analogue sticks, shoulder buttons/triggers, action buttons or D-Pad, so it has created new limitations for developers.
But at the same time mobiles have a touch screen, mic, rumble, gyroscope, Camera, AR technology & internet. So the design of the games need to be different and there must be a lot of untapped ideas for mobiles. Pokemon go was revolutionary as it combined google-maps, internet, 3D character models and AR technology. Elements that are rare to see, nevermind all together in one game.

There's loads more I wanted to criticise and complement about mobile gaming. So anyway, my main point is that I feel a bit both optimistic and hostile about the future of the mobile industry. A crazy mixture of good, bad and ugly.