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Nintendo and Niantic are teaming up again for an AR ‘Pikmin’ game

Nintendo and Niantic are teaming up again for an AR ‘Pikmin’ game

This Pikmin AR game will ‘make walking more delightful.’

Richard Lawler
R. Lawler
March 23rd, 2021
Nintendo and Niantic are teaming up again for an AR 'Pikmin' game | DeviceDaily.com
LOS ANGELES, CA – JUNE 13: A general view of a Pikmin 3 display at the Nintendo booth during 2013 E3 Electronic Entertainment Expo at Los Angeles Convention Center on June 13, 2013 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Daniel Boczarski/WireImage) Daniel Boczarski via Getty Images

A few years ago, Nintendo and Niantic Labs combined to create Pokémon Go, sparking an augmented reality gaming mania that swept the globe. That craze has ebbed, but now they’re going to try again with a game based on Nintendo’s Pikmin franchise, which is a series of puzzle games originally created by Shigeru Miyamoto. We don’t know much about the title yet, but it’s seemingly fitness-focused, to “include gameplay activities to encourage walking and make walking more delightful.”

According to Niantic COO Megan Quinn, Niantic is Nintendo’s exclusive partner for real-world AR apps, and the game will arrive later this year. This is the first game produced by Niantic Tokyo Studio, and according to Nintendo’s press release, is the first in a series of titles the two will develop together. Niantic Tokyo Studio head Tatsuo Nomura said in a tweet that it’s an “unusual” game and it won’t be called Pikmin Go.

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