Nintendo's first foray into mobile platforms was Miitomo, a game that will no longer receive support from Nintendo since apparently this first foray has not been as satisfactory as the company would have liked, despite the expectation that surrounded this launch, since it was Nintendo's first foray into mobile, a platform that had not borrowed interest.
Instead of being a game based on the mythical Mario, Nintendo released Miitomo, a game in which we had to interact with other characters as if it were a social network and where we could customize our avatar to the maximum by buying Miitomo coins, the only option that this application offered us to be able to monetize the investment that the company had made, since the game was free.
Given what has been seen, the company has officially announced that the servers that allow you to enjoy Miitomo They will stop working on May 9, at which point the game will stop working completely. This game was released first in Japan and soon after it was reaching the rest of the world. Since Nintendo announced that it will no longer support this game, Miitomo coins can no longer be purchased. As a consolation prize, for all those users who enjoy Miitomo, the Japanese company offers 2.000 Miitomo coins, a consolation that surely will not will be able to help them emotionally.
Until Super Mario Run hit the App Store first and three months after the Google Store, lThe Japanese company did not know what it was like to have a successful game on mobile platforms, a game that can be downloaded for free but in order to have access to all levels, you have to go to the cashier and pay the 9,99 euros it costs, a price that raised the ire of many players, considering it excessive. Shortly after, Nintendo released Fire Emblem Heroes and recently Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, both with in-app purchases of different amounts.
