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Now, thanks to newly released DeNA financial reports, we know that Nintendo and DeNA will be presenting the next evolution of Nintendo's membership program across multiple platforms later this year.

DeNA is anticipating that it's going to make a pretty extreme amount of money from Nintendo's upcoming mobile games, expecting $25 Million+ a month.

All eyes are on DeNA and Square Enix's Final Fantasy: Record Keeper in an attempt to gauge what to expect from Nintendo's upcoming mobile games.

Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata had some interesting things to say about mobile games, differentiating between the phrases "free-to-play" and "free-to-start."

Nintendo's President and CEO talks about his company's mobile partnership with DeNA as well what their smartphone games will cost.

The mobile gaming giant, DeNA, has been trying to get Nintendo to join the smartphone gaming market for the past 5 years. Now, they hope to reach over 100 million users in this exciting joint venture.

After the world has been screaming at Nintendo for years to release its games on the mobile format, the company has finally listened and is partnering with DeNA to do just that.

Continuing its domination of every type of media, Marvel has announced a new real-time co-op brawler, Marvel Mighty Heroes, coming soon to mobile devices everywhere in the galaxy.

If you're looking for a three-dimensional, match-3 style experience, Polyform is up to the task.

Although it gives gamers an epic storyline as its backdrop, the app succeeds as an uncomplicated shoot 'em up that may be too easy for its own good.