Nintendo has slowly come around to the idea that launching games on mobile platforms is quite lucrative. But Nintendo's first foray into mobile apps wasn't a game, it was a social network called ...

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In case you haven't heard the news, Nintendo has marked Miitomo for death. The company announced last night that it will shut down Miitomo, the first app Nintendo ever released, in May of this year, ...

Miitomo, Nintendo’s sophisticated new smartphone app, is a hybrid of free-to-play game and social network. By combining aspects of each, it becomes a disarming information gathering project. On its ...

The Miitomo November update is live on Apple iOS and Android devices. Players now have access to messaging, customizable rooms, sidekicks, Answer Central, and Style Central. To celebrate all of the ...

For years, fans and analysts had anticipated Nintendo's move to smartphone gaming-- expecting to see ports of popular Mario titles, or a portable version of the Wii and Wii U's virtual console games.

Following its launch earlier this month in Japan, Nintendo's first smartphone game, Miitomo, has landed in the west, right on schedule. You can grab the free game right now from iTunes and Google Play ...

The slides from yesterday’s Nintendo Investors Meeting have been released online, and with them come new information on the big N’s plunge into the mobile market. The slides are all in Japanese, but ...