Sure, the official Nintendo press release actually says “smart devices” including phones and tablets, but iPhones and iPads are a safe bet. At a press conference in Japan this morning, Nintendo announced its second collaboration with a mobile game publisher in two months, the headline from which was what millions of people have been waiting years to read: “Nintendo to start making iPhone games, including first-party IP like Mario.” But if I was mildly displeased with Nintendo as a company during its haughtiest years - the time when most of its key third-party developers walked away - I’m downright angry with it today. I’ve loved its games ever since the original Donkey Kong, owned every Nintendo console (including the Virtual Boy), and recommended the Wii U as the best game console for families and kids. My feelings for Nintendo are complicated.
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