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Depends. For turn based, or slower strategy, or where you don't need too much info on screen, mobile works. If it's something fast paced (Command&Conquer) or with lots of stuff going on at the same time (SupCom) or with lots of micromanagement needed, mobile might feel awful. It's like only ever having a mouse with a working scroll wheel to play a game.