Animal Crossing & Fire Emblem Mobile Will Both be Free2Start
May 11, 2016 14:25:07 GMT
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Post by Ron on May 11, 2016 14:25:07 GMT
Nintendo's next two mobile games, based on the Animal Crossing and Fire Emblem IPs, will both be free-to-start titles. The news was confirmed by Nintendo's mobile gaming partner DeNA during a press conference held in Japan earlier today (11 May).
When Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima announced release of the company's next two mobile games in late April, he would not specify how the apps would generate revenue. The free-to-start (or free-to-play) model presumably means that the two games will use micro-transactions to make money.
Fire Emblem and Animal Crossing are two series that could potentially fit very well into the mobile space, particularly the latter. The two titles will likely be the first 'proper' games made as part of Nintendo and DeNA's partnership, following the release of Miitomo, earlier this year, which was more of a social network app than an outright game.
The two games are set to be released by autumn.
When Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima announced release of the company's next two mobile games in late April, he would not specify how the apps would generate revenue. The free-to-start (or free-to-play) model presumably means that the two games will use micro-transactions to make money.
Fire Emblem and Animal Crossing are two series that could potentially fit very well into the mobile space, particularly the latter. The two titles will likely be the first 'proper' games made as part of Nintendo and DeNA's partnership, following the release of Miitomo, earlier this year, which was more of a social network app than an outright game.
The two games are set to be released by autumn.
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