Buzzy article, contradictory in spots and doesn't leave a concise conclusion. No idea what Chris is trying to get at. He suggests that the most popular app to d

Buzzy article, contradictory in spots and doesn't leave a concise conclusion. No idea what Chris is trying to get at. He suggests that the most popular app to date isn't sustainable, yet mentions that it's producing tons and tons of potential buyers for the new Pokemon releases. Chris states "Pokemon Go‘s remarkable success surely awakened Nintendo’s conservative management team to the potential of mobile gaming" but in the previous paragraph says "The company is developing mobile versions of its strategy RPG series Fire Emblem and its adorable anthropomorphic Sims-style Animal Crossing, but their success is not guaranteed". Clearly their marketing team has "awaken" before pokemon to develop these other IPs? /rant