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Super Mario Run has been downloaded nearly 150 million times. Fire Emblem Heroes’ downloads are less than a tenth of that, but the two games have an inverse relationship with revenue. According to Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima, Fire Emblem Heroes is earning more revenue than Super Mario Run.

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Nintendo and Intelligent Systems have some news to share about the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes. During a 10-minute live stream tomorrow, the latest information will be shared.

It’ll be hosted at the following times:

– 8:30 PM PT
– 11:30 PM ET
– 5:30 AM in the UK
– 6:30 AM in Europe

You’ll be able to watch the stream as it happens below.

This stream has technically only been announced for Japan at present. However, any news shared should apply to the west as well.

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Nintendo has started to take action against those who have been using Fire Emblem Heroes inappropriately. Countermeasures are now in place to put any and all end to cheating.

Nintendo may temporarily limit access to certain features. Additionally, players are warned that they could be banned from using the app entirely. This would result in losing all save data, including orbs.

The full notice from Nintendo is as follows:

Fire Emblem Heroes has been updated with new content once again. Today’s additions are highlighted by heroes from Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance as well as new maps.

Ike, Mist, Soren, and Titania are live as part of a 5* Summoning Focus. The World of Radiance Story Chapter and limited-time special quests with these heroes are out now as well.

Note that the fun lasts until the early hours of May 15.

The Greil Mercenaries are coming to Fire Emblem Heroes – the “World of Radiance” content update tomorrow will add Ike, Mist, Soren and Titania to the game. They will be available on a special Summoning Focus with increased appearance rates. In addition to that, new story chapters featuring them will also be added, as well as new quests. Check out the trailer below to get a sneak peek at their abilities:

As was announced yesterday, two previously held Grand Hero Battles, featuring Female Robin and Navarre are available once again in Fire Emblem Heroes. They will be available until May 2nd.

If you already got Robin and Navarre when they first available, you can’t receive them again by beating their Grand Hero Battles a second time. However, you can receive a second copy of each Hero at both of their available rarities by clearing special quests that are available for the duration of this event. Finally, the Helping Hand quests are available once again for the next two weeks. By clearing those, you can get Universal Shards to level up your characters.

The Japanese Fire Emblem Heroes Twitter account has confirmed that Female Robin and Navarre are both returning in the mobile game tomorrow. You should see them at the usual update time via a Grand Hero Battle. Some special quests are expected as well, but the specifics haven’t been shared just yet.

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The Zephiel Grand Hero Battle in Fire Emblem Heroes has begun. Players have got until April 24th to beat the level 30 and level 40 version of this fight to unlock the 3-star and 4-star version of Zephiel, respectively. As always, you must not lose any of your units in battle and Light’s Blessing can’t be used.

If you need some extra characters to help you with this, the Battling Zephiel Summoning Focus is now live. The featured 5-star characters are Hana, Nowi, Reinhardt and Frederick. Their anti-armor capabilities will definitely be useful in the battle against Zephiel.

Just like they did for Michalis, the Fire Emblem Heroes Twitter account has revealed the team with the collective lowest rarity that successfully beat the recently held Navarre Grand Hero Battle. No singers or dancers were used and the units had no skills inherited. The team was 3-star Donnel, 3-star Sophia, 2-star Wrys and 3-star Michalis, all of them at level 40.

So there you have it – you don’t need to be lucky and have tons of 5-star units to beat the toughest challenges Fire Emblem Heroes has to offer.

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A new series of quests, Flier Mastery, has started in Fire Emblem Heroes. It task players with completing various missions while using a team of only flying characters. The quests will be available until May 1.


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