It's hard to say. Like I said earlier, we are still in a very early phase of all of this stuff. I think there can be no argument that this type of casual gaming has dramatically changed the industry and it is absolutely here to stay. If anything I think we'll see consistent burnout by those developers who cannot weather the storm/adapt with the times, and only those with the best production values and most well-implemented monetization strategies will continue to thrive, aside from the occasional fluke here and there.
At some point I strongly suspect we'll see a huge convergence between what is considered console/PC (or "dedicated") gaming as a platform and mobile devices and at that stage it will be a huge change. I don't think it's unusual to suspect companies like MS are doing their best to facilitate that coming day, given their movements the last couple of years. I guess we will see after their press event exactly how far it's going to be pushed at the beginning of the coming generation, and hopefully give a little more insight to what lies past that.
