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Nintendo did not create Pokémon Go, and the game's success is not an indication that the Japanese company finally gets mobile

Pokemon Go is one of the biggest mobile games ever, but don't mistake it for the solution to Nintendo's problems.  If anything, it's a symptom. Tweets: @wired , @carnage4life , @martinsfp and @nikcub Tweets: @wired : If anything, Pokémon Go's success shows the huge gap between where Nintendo is and where its fans are: http://www.wired.com/... Dare Obasanjo / @carnage4life : Pointing out that Nintendo didn't create Pokemon Go is like saying Microsoft didn't create Halo #pointlesspedantry http://twitter.com/... Martin Bryant / @martinsfp : Maybe it just needs the right partners. That counts as ‘getting’ mobile too. http://twitter.com/... Nik Cubrilovic / @nikcub : watching Nintendo stock rally is funny http://twitter.com/...

Wired Chris Kohler