Nintendo's first smartphone game will be Miitomo, due in the spring of 2016

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Nintendo's first real entry in the smartphone game market won't use Mario, Zelda or any of its iconic console characters. As revealed by Nintendo executives at a press and analyst event in Japan, the first smartphone "game" from the company will be called Miitomo, and it's due for release in the spring of 2016.












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