On Feb. 2, Fire Emblem Heroes will launch on both iOS Android with “fight battles customized for touch screens on-the-go gameplay.” According to the description in the ay Store, the game features “numerous Hero characters from the Fire Emblem series a few br-new Heroes created by artist Yusuke Kozaki, known for his work on Fire Emblem Awakening Fire Emblem Fates. Some heroes will fight at your side as allies, while others may st in your way as fierce enemies to be defeated added to your army.” Additionally, there will be “many other modes where you can … compete against other players,” the company promises that “free timely updates will continue to add new Hero characters, content, other surprises.” Nintendo says the game will be free to download contain in-app purchases, a move away from the one-time-only pricing it introduced with Super Mario Run. Despite shattering download records, the decision to charge $10 for Super Mario Run was not without its controversy, as some players grumbled about the steep cost others complained about how the paywall was implemented after completing the first three levels. It currently has a 3-star rating in the iOS App Store. Nintendo hasn’t announced specifics about the pricing structure for the Android version of Super Mario Run, but presumably it will cost the same $10 as the iOS version. eviously, the company announced plans to launch 2-3 titles a year for mobile devices, but it hasn’t shared any information about other releases this year. However, the popular sim game Animal ing has been rumored. You can register to be notified of the Super Mario Run Fire Emblem Heroes launches in the ay Store. y this matters: It’s been a complete bummer that Android users haven’t been able to play Super Mario Run, but at least we now have a general idea of when the iconic plumber will finally l on our phones. But the Fire Emblem Heroes announcement is far more interesting. Even if you’re not a fan of the tactical role-playing game, the fact that it’s launching in tem with the iOS is version is exciting for future Nintendo releases.
