Nintendo may have got plans in the works to do what Sony failed to do. As a gaming giant, Sony was unable to transform its successes with the PlayStation to success with its smartphone division even with the rising profile of mobile gaming phones. Rather, Sony’s smartphone division continues to decline. Nintendo is said to be considering an entry into the gaming phone market. A render said to be that of the gaming giant’s first gaming phone was also shared but we believed that is fake. 
The company’s plans in this regard are still unclear but it is said that it is considering hosting an exclusive IP for mobile games. The company is also considering making it possible to link the Nintendo Switch with phones among others. It could also harness its vast catalogue of games to give it an edge.
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The number of mobile gaming phone brands in the market is gradually increasing by the day. Presently, there is the Razer phone, Xiaomi Black Sharp brand, ASUS ROG phone, Nubia’s Red Magic brand and of late Vivo’s iQOO. All the brands, except Razer, has a long span experience in manufacturing smartphones before venturing into gaming phones. With no pedigree in phone manufacture whatsoever, it is left to be seen how Nintendo aims to break into the market.
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Too bad we may never see this variant enter the market but it looks cool with a holographic finish. The Mi 9 is presently available in holographic blue, purple, deep space gray and a transparent version. The three colour option are available in the 6GB+128GB, 8GB+128GB storage variants. The transparent version has 8GB+256GB and 12GB+256GB storage options.














