The Fire Emblem IP isn't that strong. No Fire Emblem Mainline title has officially gotten over 2 million sales. Awakening and Fates came close tho.Game is legit fun musou, godzilla content, notable ip, has a 60hz video option and is on switch hybrid and only sold a million? I weep for the human race . . .
Then, taht is Navarre who is the clone right? Not because Lyn i think.
Yeah, it's great. It's kind of why I don't mind them rehashing Awakening so much in spinoffs and cameos.We live in a world where Fire Emblem was saved and a spin-off is doing 1m+. Fire Emblem Switch is a guaranteed 2.5-3m seller at this point, I think.
This fire emblem bout to change the game will be at 4-5 million. A spinoff is over a million. Theres no way a full blow beautiful fire emblem do just double that.Yeah, it's great. It's kind of why I don't mind them rehashing Awakening so much in spinoffs and cameos.
Marth started the series. Chrom and Robin made it mainstream. I would not be surprised to see Marth and one of Chrom, Robin, or Lucina be representing Fire Emblem in crossovers for a long, long time, even when newer games arrive.
But this is also why Nintendo's radio silence on Fire Emblem Switch is getting frustrating. We know it's coming this year from the financial briefing. And that's the first news in over a year about it. I hope it's good, and that it's a 2+ million seller. If that happens, fire Emblem is one of Nintendo's bigger franchises. Which would be amazing.
That would be incredible, but I'm hesitant to guess that high until we see the game. But with the way everything seems to sell more on Switch, who knows? Could happen.This fire emblem bout to change the game will be at 4-5 million. A spinoff is over a million. Theres no way a full blow beautiful fire emblem do just double that.
Fire Emblem Hyrule Warriors crossover.I was confused by the numbers because I had totally forgot that the game also got a 3DS version, since it never charted on Switch charts much.
I wonder what the next Musou/Nintendo game will be
Yeah, I think the mainline title could do 3M, which would be an awesome result.This bodes well for Fire Emblem Switch. If a spinoff of a supposed niche genre can sell this much based on the FE IP alone, then the mainline game will probably end up the best selling FE in the franchise.
Navarre is the clone though. Lyn was the original one in this game.
Read my previous post. Navarre was likely the basis of the moveset since he has been shown with two swords in the past but they gave it to Lyn when she had to get added late in development, despite not shown to use two swords until this game. Navarre only came later because he was padding for DLC.
I mean, last numbers we had for sold in Japan are above 100K for NSW/3DS from the start of the year. I assume 50K more sold/shipped since then.I honestly don't even know how this happened, and I say that as someone that owns and enjoyed the game lol.
Props to KT and Nintendo. I didn't quite like it as much as HW, but it was still a good time killer.
I mean, last numbers we had for sold in Japan are above 100K for NSW/3DS from the start of the year. I assume 50K more sold/shipped since then.
Knowing that, they just needed like 850 with the US, EU and Asia. FE is more popular in the US today and FEH is The top gacha game in the west, making the franchise more popular than ever, so I always expected at least 300K sold from the US. Add 100~200K to EU and a bit more to Asia, a strong region for all KT games... I always expected like 500K at least, but I guess it did a bit better than I expected everywhere considering digital too - it was charting decently on the JP eshop after the DLCs and discount price.
Great news. At the risk of being flamed I think a sequel should double down on Awakening, Fates, and Shadow Dragon characters instead of the main characters from the games that aren't represented. Adding a bunch of male sword lords does nothing for me.
heh, I have a friend who bought Awakening, Conquest and Echoes after playing this, so no you're definitely not aloneIm no stranger to musou's. But this was my first "Fire Emblem" game and got me interested in the series. I bought Awakening after this to play. Im sure im not the only one (Which i assume Nintendo was hoping).
No it wasn't unreasonable, the series has 15 games, focusing on only 3 doesn't make sense, also 14 new characters for a sequel would be laughable, that would mean only 2 games being represented, what do you want? 5 warrior games until every game is represented?All the rage over the roster seemed unreasonable. Fire Emblem has a ton of characters and they needed to focus on a few games for the first outing. 23 characters (even with some sharing move sets) is nothing to scoff at for the first entry in the series. Look at another of Koei Tecmos's crossover Warriors games: One Piece Pirate Warriors. First game had 13 playable characters. Second game had 27 (13 from the first game and 14 new ones). Third game has 37 characters (27 from the last game and 10 new ones). A sequel would retain the first games cast and expand.
No it wasn't unreasonable, the series has 15 games, focusing on only 3 doesn't make sense, also 14 new characters for a sequel would be laughable, that would mean only 2 games being represented, what do you want? 5 warrior games until every game is represented?
Well technically Fire Emblem Warriors hasn't since it counts the New 3DS version.Is there any Switch exclusive that hasn't by now? Serious question looking at the numbers
"Relevant", cmon I think FEH has already shown that it this argument wrong. Also Zelda main characters are always the same 3 regardless of the game, it isn't true for FE.HW launched with only 3 games being represented, also for FEW they went for the first game and the most relevant titles (yes i said it, old games arent relevant to the current audience of awakening/fates). The problem imo is the dlc, in which they decided to bring more characters from the same games i guess because they were still targeting the expanded audience from awakening/fates.
Another thing of note, Navarre is known for having two swords in his art,