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has more than doubled, ending Tuesday trading at a fantastic $42.5 billion. The latest uptick in Nintendo’s market cap also sees it bypass Sony
— all of Sony, which has a market cap closer to $40 billion — which is a position it’s not enjoyed since way back in 2014.
Eurogamer has a nice breakdown of why investors are buying up Nintendo in spite of it standing to benefit from Pokémon Go only indirectly. The Japanese gaming giant has another feather in its cap with the recent announcement of a mini NES that was received with absolute joy and adulation...
beta on an iPad. What you'll find is a surprisingly deep and surprisingly fun set of lessons that make it easy to pick up some coding basics. "What we set out to do is create something really 
for the next generation of students to make them excited to code," says Cheryl Thomas, Apple's VP of software engineering operations.