On March 22 in a blogpost on the Niantic website, Kei Kawai, Niantic’s VP of Product Management announced that the augmented reality game development company was partnering with Nintendo to “jointly develop mobile titles built on Niantic's real-world AR technology, bringing Nintendo’s beloved characters to life in new ways.”
This is exciting news for several reasons. For starters, there’s the announcement of the first Nintendo franchise that Niantic will be working on - Pikmin. This Pikmin app marks the first official title produced by Nian...
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On March 22 in a blogpost on the Niantic website, Kei Kawai, Niantic’s VP of Product Management announced that the augmented reality game development company was partnering with Nintendo to “jointly develop mobile titles built on Niantic's real-world AR technology, bringing Nintendo’s beloved characters to life in new ways.”
This is exciting news for several reasons. For starters, there’s the announcement of the first Nintendo franchise that Niantic will be working on - Pikmin. This Pikmin app marks the first official title produced by Nian...
Read More