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Update: The game is also available in Europe.


Fire Emblem Heroes is now available in the iOS and Google Play stores in Japan. Other territories are sure to follow over the course of the day, so stay tuned!

Fire Emblem Heroes is releasing soon, and the My Nintendo page has updated with some rewards for playing. The rewards are very basic: you will earn 100 Platinum Coins for linking the game to a My Nintendo account, and then will earn another 100 Platinum Coins for completing chapters. The website lists a prologue and nine chapters, meaning that you can earn 1100 Platinum Coins total.

There are also several rewards that you can claim for the game itself. They all purchasable with Platinum Points, with prices as follows:

  • 10 Orbs – Free with My Nintendo account
  • 500 Universal Crystals – 100 Platinum Coins
  • Stamina Potion – 100 Platinum Coins
  • Light’s Blessing – 100 Platinum Coins
  • Dueling Crest – 100 Platinum Coins
  • 500 Universal Shards – 100 Platinum Coins
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    Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima delivered an update on the company’s mobile plans during a financial results today.

    According to Kimishima, 2-3 titles will be produced each year. He also said that DeNA’s efforts allows for these games to be possible. However, Kimishima wouldn’t deny the possibility of asking support from other companies in the future.

    When Nintendo announced its partnership with DeNA back in 2015, the big N bought a 10 percent stake in DeNA. DeNA meanwhile purchased 1.24 percent of Nintendo. The two sides have been working together exclusively on Nintendo’s mobile efforts since then.

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    The Fire Emblem Heroes “Choose your Legends” vote has come to a close. When the poll was open, Nintendo says that 1.2 million votes were recorded. We should be finding out about how things went shortly.

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    Super Mario Run has added in the Gold Goomba Event and Easy Mode this week. Footage of both shared by GameXplain can be found below.

    Super Mario Run is featuring a new event, the “Mega Event! Gold Goomba!” In this event, Gold Goombas will appear on certain levels in World Tour. Jumping on these Goombas will earn a bonus 30 coins, as well as fill in a space on a special stamp card. By earning 20 of these stamps, players will earn a unique building, and, by completing multiple stamp cards, will get more buildings. The prizes are as follows:

    • Complete 1 Stamp Card: Gold Goomba Statue
    • Complete 2 Stamp Cards: Gold Goomba Statue x2
    • Complete 3 Stamp Cards: Gold Goomba Statue x3
    • Complete 4 Stamp Cards: Big Gold Goomba Statue

    Your course ranking will not be affected by taking on Gold Goomba courses. The event runs until February 20, and you can see a few images of its features below:

    Miitomo has been updated with new content. Players can nab the latest items in the Miitomo Drop stage, “Snowy superstar! Winter Sportswear #3”.

    Available items include:

    – Ice-hockey helmet (set)
    – Hockey hoodie
    – Ice-hockey uniform (set)
    – Hockey stick

    Users can select Miitomo Drop stages from the Shop tab. Miitomo coins or game tickets are needed to play.

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    This information comes from Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima…

    I will now talk about the third smart-device application, following Miitomo and Super Mario Run, that Nintendo will release, Fire Emblem Heroes. Distribution for both the iOS and Android versions of Fire Emblem Heroes will begin tomorrow, February 2, in 39 countries worldwide.

    The Fire Emblem series is a franchise that is supported enthusiastically by fans in their 20s and 30s in particular. The series has become especially popular overseas since the titles on the Nintendo 3DS.

    This information comes from Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima…

    First, I would like to once again state Nintendo’s three main goals for our smart-device business. We would like to utilize smart devices as a platform to reach the maximum number of consumers with our IP. It is a prerequisite that the smart-device business be profitable on its own. We also aim to generate synergy with our dedicated video game systems business to maximize the potential of Nintendo’s overall business strategies. I have also shared in the past that we strive to ensure that each title we release for smart devices provides a high-quality game experience that is optimized for smart devices.

    Following these principles, we released a new type of Mario game that you can play with one hand, Super Mario Run. It launched on iPhone and iPad in December. This release was not limited to the countries and regions in which we have offered products and services through our dedicated video game system business, and it reached a wide range of consumers worldwide. As we shared through a previous press release, in its first four days Super Mario Run was downloaded more than 40 million times, a record speed for the App Store. Since then, downloads have maintained a strong pace, and as of today the application has reached 78 million downloads.

    Super Mario Run never allowed for true Family Sharing similar to other downloads on iOS. However, players did find a useful workaround last month. With the latest Super Mario Run update, however, it’s been entirely disabled.

    Super Mario Run is now entirely downloaded to the device where it originated from. Unfortunately, that means it can’t be shared with family (or anyone else).

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