Nintendo’s first mobile app, Miitomo, has proven to be a popular social pad so far. It’s also shown that the company seems to acquiescing to how the freemium revenue model works for it.We’re now learning that its first two mobile gaming titles will be “free-to-start” from DeNA Co., Nintendo’s main development partner for Miitomo. A Nintendo ...
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Though official Mario, Zelda or Donkey Kong support on iOS and Android remains a pipe dream Nintendo doesn’t appear willing to turn into reality anytime soon, we’ve known for a while now the famed Japanese video game developer has big mobile expansion plans.Much bigger than just helping socially awkward individuals ask their e-friends questions they’d never dare to ask in real life with Miitomo. But as ...
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