Nintendo released its first mobile app, Miitomo, last month, and now SurveyMonkey has released its findings which point to a very successful launch.
Currently the app has around 4 million monthly active users and 1 million daily active users. The firm estimates that the app is currently making around $280,000 each week, with 80% of that revenue coming from iOS devices and the other 20% from Android devices.
Overall, the app has been downloaded 2.6 million times, with two thirds of those downloads being on iOS devices and the rest on Android devices.
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