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Nintendo stock down almost 5% following Super Mario Run launch
Ah, the world of the investor and analyst. Such a fickle world it is. Investors just aren't happy with Super Mario Run being the number 1 app in 62 countries and the highest grossing in 5, which is why stock has dropped nearly 5%, accounting for a loss of almost $2 billion in value. It appears that some investors had no idea Super Mario Run was a one-time payment, instead of offering microtransactions.
Also worth noting, Nintendo's mobile partner DeNA has seen its stock drop nearly 8%.