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We're pretty much at the midpoint of the year now, which makes it around six months since we pondered what the future might hold for Nintendo's advances into mobile. And so far in 2018 the resounding answer has been - not much at all, really.

There's been a couple of game announcements, but the whole Nintendo-takes-over-mobile story really hasn't played out. In fact there have been rumblings behind the scenes that the big N is still struggling to find a way to successfully monetize its mobile-gaming output. So if things were looking bleak at the start of the year, it's fair to say they're not looking much rosier now.

Let's not thwack around the undergrowth here, Nintendo has done alright when it comes to mobile games. Super Mario Run is probably one of the best auto-runners on the App Store, and you can see why by clicking here for our review. And Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp and Fire Emblem Heroes are both solid experiences.

Now re-read that first paragraph. I just described two Nintendo games as “solid experiences”. That's not something that usually happens with the big N's output. Sure it might not throw out games left right and centre, but the ones that do come out are almost always top of their class.

Fire Emblem Heroes is getting its biggest update yet as Nintendo unveiled Book II last night, featuring a whole new set of story missions and yes, collectible heroes. The update's not out just yet, but here's what you can expect when the new content goes live.

Nintendo just revealed what players can expect from Fire Emblem Heroes in the coming weeks, with a good deal of fresh goodies arriving just in time for the game's six-month anniversary. The announcements arrived in a 15-minute FEH Channel stream on YouTube, and it was 15 minutes jam-packed with new Fire Emblem Heroes content. Here's what we learned.

Nintendo keeps coming at us with Fire Emblem Heroes updates, and it doesn't look like that trend is stopping anytime soon. The folks behind the game have just announced the new War of the Clerics Voting Gauntlet, expected to start next Tuesday.

It's a great week to be a Fire Emblem Heroes fan -- not only did we get another update with new heroes, the game is also hosting a new Grand Hero Battle, Legion: Masked Maniac Grand Hero Battle. The event features Legion of Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem fame.

In New Mystery of the Emblem, Legion was an eerie berserker with the ability to clone himself. In Heroes, Legion's weapon turns enemy bonuses into penalties after a fight, which could be pretty useful in a pinch. It's pretty easy to get Legion to fight on your side. As with most Grand Hero Battles, completing the map on hard or lunatic automatically wins you a three or four-star Legion of your very own.

The event starts early A.M. EST, so you'll be able to jump right in on Friday.

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Fire Emblem Heroes gets an exciting new update tomorrow, June 14. The new update is adding four new heroes and a paralogue to the game. That should be enough to keep things fresh and exciting until the next event comes along.

Starting today and running through June 13, Fire Emblem Heroes' latest event, Bridal Blessings, is a celebration of . . . weddings? It's an unexpected event, for sure, but offers up a bunch of new updates that are sure to please, regardless.

Lyn, Charlotte, Cordelia, and Caeda have all received new rare, bridal forms that have new movesets to fit the theme. Talys's Bride, the special event Caeda, can use Blessed Bouquet to buff nearby units, while Charlotte, now known as the Money Maiden, strikes at enemies with a giant spoon.

Once you've spent all your Orbs rolling for them, you can try them out in the event exclusive paralogues that have been added to the game. Luckily Nintendo is making that a bit easier with the return of the daily Orb bonus. Players will once more earn two Orbs each day they log in during the event. It's a welcome move that will likely bring renewed life to Fire Emblem Heroes.

Are you going to try out the Bridal Blessings event? Let us know what you think in the comments.

Fire Emblem Heroes' 1.3.0 update has gone live to add some extra balance to the game's Arena. It looks as though Nintendo is listening to early complaints about the game's IAP system. This most recent update makes strides to improve player rewards and ensure fairness. Let's see what's new.

As reported yesterday, Nintendo was gearing up a live press event for their popular mobile game,Fire Emblem Heroes. While the stream revealed a lot of new things, the event was entirely in Japanese. Luckily we have a rundown of what was announced all here.

Profits for Nintendo's mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes are apparently impressive enough to beat out other Nintendo titles likeSuper Mario Run, despite having 10 times fewer downloads.

One of the most popular Fire Emblem characters is finally available in a new update to Nintendo'sFire Emblem: Heroes.

Nintendo revealed the latest update for Fire Emblem Heroes that'll be going live in April. While the launch events are drawing to a close, the company is promising more widescale changes that will bring Heroes back to Fire Emblem' roots.

It’s exciting to see Nintendo delving into the mobile sphere, regardless of whether it’s to give fans another platform to enjoy their fans or simply a sound business venture. Two of the company's announced mobile games have finally come to fruition, but they were slightly soiled by iffy free-to-play mechanics and other foibles. Nintendo’s mobile future was called into question, but now things are looking a little sunnier with the latest Fire Emblem Heroes update.

Fire Emblem Heroes received a sizeable update first thing this morning. The update features a batch of fresh content along with a few updates to the game's systems.