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Nintendo CEO and President Satoru Iwata recently revealed the company’s intentions to release a Mii app for smartphones and tablets in an interview with Japanese Website, Nikkei. Iwata expressed his ...

An app coming to smartphones from Nintendo will allow users to load their Mii avatar onto social media channels to use as an icon. Noting that he is still "wary" of the mobile category, Nintendo ...

Nintendo remains steadfast in its refusal to develop games for mobile devices, but we now know one of the ways it plans to leverage that market to its advantage: a Mii-focused app. In an interview ...

Nintendo has been dropping hints for years about possible smartphone apps starring its classic characters or somehow tying into the Wii and Wii U. Nintendo President Satoru Iwata is back at it this ...

Nintendo has hinted at plans for bringing their signature brand of gaming to the world of mobile, but now we officially have concrete details on what the company's plans for smartphones are. Here's a ...

Nintendo will soon launch an app to let you use your Mii avatar on social media. The application is set to be fully revealed within the next month or so, Nintendo boss Satoru Iwata told Japanese ...

In recent days Satoru Iwata has been conducting a series of interviews in Japan, tackling tricky questions ahead of the next President's Briefing and Investor Q & A on 17th February. A pattern has ...

is an entertainment editor covering streaming, virtual worlds, and every single Pokémon video game. Andrew joined The Verge in 2012, writing over 4,000 stories. Nintendo has been infamously reticent ...

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata announced during an investors briefing the firm's Mii App has been pushed into 2015. In the works since 2013 and slated for release sometime in 2014, Iwata said the ...

As promised last fall, Nintendo has launched its first mobile smartphone application – but it’s not a new Mario game, and the app is for now only available in Japan for the time being. Today, the ...

Nintendo's first mobile phone app will be focused on allowing user-created Mii avatars to communicate with each other automatically, to help shy people who may be reluctant to reach out themselves.