Nintendo has announced Miitomo, the company’s first entry into the smartphone gaming market. The “Mii” refers to Nintendo’s player avatars, while “tomo” is Japanese for “friend.”
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According to the Wall Street Journal, Miitomo is a social networking game that helps shy people break the ice and reveal things about themselves. Players who open up the game will be tasked with creating a Mii and answering some questions. They’ll communicate with other Miis based on those answers.
The app will use Nintendo’s new My Nintendo service, which the company is presenting as a way to bridge the console to smartphone gap.
The app will be free-to-play, with in-app purchases for additional content, and is expected to launch by March 2016. See some screenshots in the gallery below.
(via Kotaku)
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