Mobile Gaming might be future

So we have games like PUBG mobile(lite), LifeAfter, Identity V, Cyber Hunter(lite), Super Mecha Champions and many more which have great graphics for mobile gaming itself and with higher refresh rates(The refresh rate is a measure for the number of times a screen redraws an image. It is measured in Hertz (Hz). In simple terms, a higher refresh rate means lesser motion blur and considerably clearer image quality. Most smartphones today are equipped with 60Hz screens, irrespective of the price. )these days it is easier to play good games on android but what are we gonna get in the future what with Apple Arcade and Google PlayPass making their moves on these industries it actually is being a relative question. Will Android become the next PC? Will it actually work out just fine. 

Will our expectations be worthless in front of all that will come or will it just blatantly ruin all the enthusiasm for our gaming heres my blog talking about all that in a crisp and short way.

I am going to include a slight PC situation to explain what is happening in here (obviously windows).

Everyone loved (probably still do) Steam for gaming it has a cloud for all the games you as a person could like. All it asked for was money and we got all the titles we could ask for. But now that valve has lost its credibility for the online market with its layout being something which wouldn't let us go through all the games for suggestions we got new launchers. They now even though do not dominate the world have very fewer titles and it became easier to use them. Yeah, Steam was like that at the start too but you get the point. Starting it out with 390 or more games for me is just stupid but hey if it works for you it does work for me not. ha gotcha. I mean I could see a future with smartphones turning into these powerhouses of engines but will they really be a sales figure for games? That's the big question in here.