Gamers play the Nintendo Co. Pokemon Go game at Central Park in New York, U.S., on Wednesday, July 13, 2016. Pokemon Go's rapid adoption underscores Nintendo's potential to capture a larger share of the $57 billion mobile gaming market with its key franchises, fueling sales growth. Photographer: Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg What do you do when you have a viral game that encourages players to walk around streets and parks? Sell ads, of course. The developer of Pokémon Go said it will soon accept sponsored partnerships to make certain locations appear more prominently in the mobile game that has taken the country by storm. The move to make even more money off this juggernaut makes sense given just...
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