Two viral games found an audience. Can Nigerian gaming follow?

For a certain generation of Nigerians, mobile gaming began on a small square screen. A snake ate dots across the display, getting longer with every bite, while the player steered it around the screen without letting it run into itself; a ball rolled through hoops and dodged obstacles; or a tiny aircraft moved across an already-tiny screen, shooting at incoming objects and trying not to get hit.

As phones got smarter and the internet improved, the games we played became…