Welcome to a new age for Nintendo.
The company’s first mobile game, Miitomo, is available now on the iOS and Android app stores. It represents Nintendo’s first attempt to become part of the $34.8 billion mobile industry (worth that much in 2015 according to market research firm Newzoo).
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Miitomo came out in Japan earlier in the month.
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