Mario Kart Tour Continues Nintendo's Free-To-Start Mobile Model
Details continue to be scarce for Nintendo's next mobile offering, but we at least know you'll have to shell out some cash at some point.
READ MORE >Fire Emblem Heroes Available Now on iOS and Android
You can play Nintendo's latest mobile game now on Android and iOS.
READ MORE >"The final fantasy game that came out in the summer did the same thing. Next level! Time to ..."
see all 30 commentsFire Emblem and Animal Crossing for mobile will be free-to-play
Nintendo wants to build a bigger base of potential customers for its more traditional platforms.
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see all 4 commentsMirrativ is a new Android livestreaming app from DeNA that broadcasts whatever is on-screen
DeNA has had a busy year in the world of mobile development and its latest app is a potential game-changer, as Android users will be able to livestream and broadcast whatever is on their device's screen.
READ MORE >"This seems to backup my idea that Nintendos NX is a handheld that can stream to a TV, or in this ..."
see all 3 commentsFinal Fantasy: Record Keeper explores the dungeons of 'A Realm Reborn' in September
Final Fantasy: Record Keeper is getting some fresh crossover content in September, venturing to Eorzea to celebrate the second anniversary of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn.
READ MORE >"I think the only reason it hooked me is because I played the games as a kid. As a game on its ..."
see all 4 commentsOpinion: Nintendo Should Be a Leader on Mobile
Nintendo is finally entering mobile development in earnest, with a newly announced partnership. But its most recent free-to-play move raises concern that the company is following the trends instead of forging its own path.
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see all 5 commentsNintendo enters the smartphone games business with DeNA
Get ready to play games based on your favorite Nintendo IPs on your smartphone and tablet thanks to this new partnership.
READ MORE >"I kind of wonder if they'll use mobile as an old/new idea/ip testing ground, see what gets ..."
see all 9 commentsFinal Fantasy: Record Keeper opening its books in North America this spring
The free-to-play mobile RPG, Final Fantasy: Record Keeper, has been a big hit in Japan since its release in 2014. Today, Square Enix and DeNA have announced that the game will now make its way to North American shores for both iOS and Android.
READ MORE >"Actually, some Youtube videos make it look like the gameplay is focused on battles with famous ..."
see all 6 commentsTransformers: Battle Tactics rolls out to mobile in 2015
A new free-to-play Transformers game is currently being developed by DeNA that will allow players to create a team that will combine both Autobots and Decepticons.
READ MORE >Star Wars: Galactic Defense announced for iOS and Android
A new mobile tower-defense game set in the Star Wars universe has been announced for iOS and Android.
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see all 12 commentsThe Collectables is Crytek's shooty first F2P mobile game
Crysis creator Crytek has dabbled in mobile development before with last year's Fibble - Flick 'n' Roll, and now it's having a stab at free-to-play games. The developer today announced The Collectables, which, unlike that little puzzler, is firmly within Crytek's comfort zon...
READ MORE >"Looks like a very neat game that will probably be a nightmare to play on a touchscreen device. ..."
see all 3 commentsFinal Fantasy goes free-to-play with Airborne Brigade
Final Fantasy is finally going free-to-play. Final Fantasy: Airborne Brigade is Square Enix's first English-language F2P social game based on the iconic JRPG franchise.
READ MORE >Android's Mobage gaming platform now in English-speaking territories
Mobage, the social mobile gaming platform for Android, is now available in English-speaking countries from the Android Market.
READ MORE >No More Heroes and Harvest Moon mobile titles planned for Japan
DeNA has announced that some heavy-hitting developers will be working on five new games for its mobile social platform, Mobage, including No More Heroes and Harvest Moon titles.
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"Nintendo works on all of their mobile games. Tezuka and Konno both supervised Super Mario Run, ..."
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