Fire Emblem: Heroes gets 4 new characters dressed in wedding gowns
Fire Emblem: Heroes is Nintendo’s second major go at the mobile gaming arena and managed to scoop in more than $5 million in its first eight days after release. The game made Nintendo more cash than Super Mario Run, even though Mario was downloaded more times than Fire Emblem. The in-app payments model has secured the Japanese company steadier and bulkier cash, relying on a different monetization strategy to the one in Mario.
Earlier this month, we told you that the Japanese company is prepping a game based on the Legend of Zelda, apparently looking to solidify its expansion as a mobile games producer. Nintendo is also expected to deliver a mobile version of Animal Crossing, but it has not given any detail, with regards to a launch date. All we know is that both games are expected to go live at some point in the current financial year, running till March, 2018.
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