Sensor Tower: Nintendo mobile games have earned $1 billion
Nintendo‘s mobile games have earned a combined $1 billion in revenue, according to market analyst Sensor Tower. This includes six games from Nintendo, starting with...
Sensor Tower: Fire Emblem pushes Nintendo to $348 million in 2018 mobile revenue
Nintendo’s mobile games made $348 million in 2018, according to market analysis firm Sensor Tower. The fourth quarter alone made $117 million, which was up 47...
Fire Emblem: Heroes burns past $400 million as Nintendo’s top mobile game
It’s been a year-and-a-half since Nintendo brought its strategic role-playing game Fire Emblem: Heroes to iOS and Android. Since then, it’s rocketed past the...
Apptopia — Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp has earned $17 million with 25 million downloads
Since launching on November 21 for Android and iOS, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp has reached 25 million downloads and earned $17 million in revenue....
Fire Emblem: Warriors shows off its story
Fire Emblem: Warriors made an appearance during Nintendo’s Electronic Entertainment Expo recorded presentation today. Nintendo announced the Fire Emblem/Dynasty Warriors crossover earlier this year....
Will Fire Emblem: Heroes lead to Nintendo’s hardcore-gaming demise? GamesBeat Decides
Fire Emblem: Heroes is out, and it is a really well-made mobile game. So why are we worried about it? Because it is making a lot of money for Nintendo, and some of us are afraid that this could lead to the publisher making fewer console games.
Fire Emblem: Heroes is Nintendo’s best mobile game yet
It turns out Mario isn’t actually Nintendo’s best bet for mobile supremacy. As a fan of the Fire Emblem series and its special brand...
Fire Emblem: Heroes grosses $2.9 million in its first day according to Sensor Tower
Fire Emblem: Heroes has already made millions. Intelligence firm Sensor Tower has stated that Nintendo’s second mobile game has grossed $2.9 million in its first day. It launched for iOS and Android on February 2.
Fire Emblem: Heroes first impressions — a much better adaptation than Super Mario Run
Nintendo could have another mobile hit on its hands. As a fan of the Fire Emblem series and its special brand of turn-based strategy...
Fire Emblem: Heroes launches on iOS and Android as Nintendo unsheathes its free-to-play sword
Nintendo’s march on mobile continues, and this time it’s deploying a free-to-play weapon. The Japanese gaming company has released its third mobile app, Fire...