Nintendo's rapid expansion into multiple different business ventures has been difficult to ignore over the past few years. From theme parks, to films, to a museum, it's clear that Nintendo is taking ...

Though Nintendo is known for mobile consoles — Game Boy, DS, Nintendo Switch — it’s never really been known as a mobile game developer, i.e., a studio making games for your phone. But that’s not to ...

Nintendo’s mobile gaming efforts kicked off in the mid-2010s. Niantic created the AR game Pokemon Go, which quickly became a smashing success in 2016. In the six years since, the game has generated ...

Back in November, Nintendo and app developer DeNA announced its joint venture company called Nintendo Systems, which is meant to help reinforce Nintendo’s business and “create value-added services,” ...

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is Nintendo's 3rd most-popular mobile title with over 10 million downloads, so why is the company shutting it down, and re-launching it as a pay-to-play game? There's a ...

Nintendo is shutting down yet another one of its mobile titles, as it announced that service for Dragalia Lost will end sometime after the last campaign chapter releases this July. "The Dragalia Lost ...

Late last year, Nintendo announced that it would be establishing a joint venture called Nintendo Systems with mobile developer DeNA, and now the company has officially launched, right on time. So what ...

In a move that could potentially shake up the mobile gaming market, Nintendo has partnered with Japanese mobile game company DeNA to establish a new company called “NINTENDO SYSTEMS.” The official ...

From his earliest gaming memories playing Spyro 2 on the PlayStation, to being obsessed with the swing-out animations in Marvel's Spider-Man, Cameron has always been, and continues to be, in love with ...

TL;DR: Nintendo's Fire Emblem Shadows is a new mobile real-time tactics game blending strategic RPG combat with social deduction. Players must identify a hidden saboteur within their team during ...

Nintendo has revealed that, despite mobile gaming being the most profitable sector of the games industry, it sees mobile gaming primarily as a means to introduce its IPs to new players. In a statement ...

Nintendo may hold a tight grasp on all its IPs, but its few mobile endeavors have shown profitable results. With watered-down versions of its most popular series, Nintendo has been outputting more and ...