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Last week I watched a livestream of a Melbourne caf\u00e9 where a group of friends were all on their phones, laughing as they raced a virtual bike through the Yarra Valley. The screen was bright, the graphics were crisp, and the only thing missing was a real bike. That moment made me realise that mobile gaming has slipped into the core of Aussie leisure. It\u2019s no longer a side hobby; it\u2019s the new soundtrack to our weekends, our commutes, and even our coffee breaks.<\/p>\n