"We are actively listening to player feedback and opinions".
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Nintendo has continued to develop and evolve Fire Emblem Heroes' core offering over the past 24 months, and to mark its second anniversary, we were lucky enough to chat with the game's directors Shingo Matsushita (Nintendo) and Kouhei Maeda (Intelligent Systems) about its past, present and future.
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is now more than two years old. In that time, the smartphone-based tactical RPG has become Nintendo's
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, dramatically outperforming stablemates such as
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,
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and
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. The game accounted for a whopping 66 percent of Nintendo's mobile revenue during 2018 (
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isn't included in this list, as it's not a wholly-owned Nintendo property), which gives you some indication of how important it is to the company's plans.Nintendo has continued to develop and evolve Fire Emblem Heroes' core offering over the past 24 months, and to mark its second anniversary, we were lucky enough to chat with the game's directors Shingo Matsushita (Nintendo) and Kouhei Maeda (Intelligent Systems) about its past, present and future.
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