Nintendo is launching a new Dr. Mario game for Android and iOS this year
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Nintendo was once fiercely against releasing mobile games, but as fate would have it, this would prove a somewhat successful and lucrative endeavor for the company. With mobile spin-offs for some of its most popular franchises, Nintendo is gearing to release two more this year – the just-delayed Mario Kart Tour and the just-announced Dr. Mario World.
Besides, fans just want a full-fledged Nintendo game on smartphones and are ready to put their money where their mouths are. However, the company's current hybrid console, the Switch, which doubles as a portable gaming device, is doing quite well, so it has little to no incentive to actually release full-featured titles on platforms it doesn't have full control over. Instead, Nintendo opts for dumbed-down spin-offs that are better suited for touchscreen controls and steal none of the Switch's thunder.
If you're not familiar with the premise of Dr. Mario, it is a vertical puzzle game in the vein of Tetris and Columns. You start out with a handful of colorful viruses at the bottom of the screen and have to move the pills that Mario—er, Doctor Mario—constantly chucks down from the top to match with the viruses.
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