Fire Emblem: Heroes in a single day time, 2.9 million dollar converted, according to Sensor Tower, a company that sales figures of apps keeps. The game is since 2 February, available for both Android and iOS.
The company’s Sensor Tower, which, inter alia, the sales of games and apps to track, let it be known that the game Fire Emblem: Heroes in one day time, 2.9 million dollar converted. The game is since 2 February, available for Android and iOS and is free for those platforms to download. But there are free-to-play elements; players can so with real money for digital purchases and thus special characters to unlock. Those characters are from different games in the popular gamefranchise.
For comparison: Super Mario Run would be within a day to 8.4 million dollars have been converted, the company said. That game is not even available on Android, but is coming in march go. For Super Mario Run should be 9,99 euro to be paid before you can access the complete game, while Fire Emblem: Heroes free. If this information is accurate, Nintendo has the numbers are not confirmed, then it is a good start for a new series for mobile devices. You’ll find the game now in the app stores.
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