Nintendo has said that it plans to continue its recent foray into mobile gaming by releasing multiple smart-device games per year.
At a Q&A session for investors, president Tatsumi Kimishima said that "we plan to continue releasing two to three titles per year that consumers can enjoy as Nintendoʼs smart-device applications."
It follows a successful first year in the market, with Nintendo's own Miitomo, Super Mario Run and Fire Emblem Heroes all performing to or above expectations, alongside the huge success of Pokemon Go (which Nintendo part-owns).
Despite only releasing three of the five games it promised by March 2017 (with the fourth, Animal Crossing, delayed into the next financial year), Nintendo says its partnership with mobile developer DeNA is "going extremely well".
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At a Q&A session for investors, president Tatsumi Kimishima said that "we plan to continue releasing two to three titles per year that consumers can enjoy as Nintendoʼs smart-device applications."
It follows a successful first year in the market, with Nintendo's own Miitomo, Super Mario Run and Fire Emblem Heroes all performing to or above expectations, alongside the huge success of Pokemon Go (which Nintendo part-owns).
Despite only releasing three of the five games it promised by March 2017 (with the fourth, Animal Crossing, delayed into the next financial year), Nintendo says its partnership with mobile developer DeNA is "going extremely well".
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