Nintendo shares are spiking almost 7% after announcing Mario is coming to smartphones
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And Nintendo investors are loving it, with shares in the company quickly jumping up almost 7%, to $30.12 a share. The market has long been awaiting Nintendo's entrance into smartphone gaming, as sales of the company's own console hardware have sagged.
And unlike the smash-hit Pokémon Go, Nintendo actually developed Super Mario Run in-house, which should make investors feel even better - earlier this year when investors realized that Nintendo couldn't fully capitalize on the Pokémon Go phenomenon, shares in the company collapsed.
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