UltimateUnknown on 15 July 2016
Let's face it. Pokemon Go is a cultural (and financial) phenomenon that only a few games in history have managed to become and similar to the likes of the Wii, it was captured an audience far beyond the core Nintendo fanbase that usually play their games.
But what does this success mean for Nintendo? Do they still invest in mobile as a small part of their business while keeping their dedicated consoles/games their primary focus? Or do they go the other way around where mobile eventually becomes their primary focus while dedicated consoles/games are placed on the backburner? Or perhaps they invest equally on both? What do you think?
