Riley Testut, developer of popular console emulator Delta for iOS (formerly GBA4iOS), has cooked up a little side project which will keep his fans occupied while we wait for Delta's full release.
Dubbed Delta Lite, the project is a working Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) emulator which runs inside Swift Playgrounds, Apple's own Swift development app for iOS.
Nintendo this week revealed it's bringing a new role-playing game, Dragalia Lost, to iOS.
Nintendo announced just last week that their next upcoming mobile game will be Mario Kart Tour. While still not much is known, it looks like Nintendo will price the game as "free-to-start".
Start your engines folks, Nintendo has just announced a new smartphone game, Mario Kart Tour. The upcoming game is currently in development, with a planned release during Nintendo's fiscal year.
Looks like Miitomo isn't long for this world. Nintendo's initial entry into smartphone apps will be no more, come May 9th. If you are currently one of the (few) users of Miitomo, you can still continue to use the app through then.
Even though Animal Crossing just launched on iOS recently, we are seeing our first major holiday event hit the app. Now you can earn candy canes, and redeem them for special limited time items including clothes, furniture, and decorations.
Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp has debuted as Nintendo's second most popular title to hit mobile devices. In the first 6 days, it has seen around 15 million downloads, about half as much as Super Mario Run, but roughly double that of Fire Emblem Heroes.
As previously announced, Nintendo's much anticipated mobile game Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is now available for free on iPhone and iPad. This is the third mobile title that Nintendo has released after Super Mario Run and Fire Emblem Heroes.
Nintendo's forthcoming iOS game Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp that was previewed a month ago finally has a release date. It will be coming to mobile devices worldwide on November 22nd.
Nintendo today updated Super Mario Run on App Store with iPhone X support and bug fixes.
Nintendo has announced an upcoming title to its slate of mobile games; Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. The game is scheduled to launch on both iOS and Android, in late November. It has a similar look and feel to the other games in the Animal Crossing series, though scaled back for mobile. Instead of being set in a large location like a big city, you are situated in a camp ground.
Gaming giant Nintendo announced via its Japanese Twitter account this morning that it will be hosting a fifteen-minute Direct event for its upcoming mobile Animal Crossing game.