Nintendo's 'Super Mario Run' disappoints mobile gamers

Over the weekend, at least 10 million players downloaded Nintendo’s first true mobile game, “Super Mario Run.” It quickly shot to the top of the most-downloaded lists for the United States and Japan and was the top-grossing app in the U.S. But that still didn’t stop many players from lodging their complaints about the game, in a sign that Nintendo may not understand our expectations for mobile games.

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