Fire Emblem Fates Conquest and Birthright sell 300k copies during launch weekend
The question is: which game sold more copies, Birthright or Conquest?
Fire Emblem Fates released last week, and today, Nintendo has revealed the game has sold over 300,000 units during its launch weekend, making it the fastest-selling game in franchise history.
“Both fans and critics are falling for Fire Emblem Fates, and the early sales numbers prove the game’s undeniable appeal,” said Scott Moffitt, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of sales & marketing. “This strong momentum for Nintendo 3DS is only the beginning, as many more high-quality exclusive games are set to launch for the hand-held system over the next few months.”
Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright was the top seller between the two versions of the game, although Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest came in a close second. Those who purchased one version of the game are still able to pick up the other for a discounted price of $19.99, although the offer is only good for the digital version of the games.
More content for Fire Emblem Fates is already available as its first DLC map was released for free on Feb. 19, with more maps to follow on a regular basis through April 21. On March 10, Fire Emblem Fates: Revelation will launch as exclusive DLC for both Birthright and Conquest. The third path to its story will offer a new adventure and is recommended for players who completed one or both of the other versions.
If you're one of the over 300,000 people who purchased Fire Emblem Fates and need help with the game, check out some of our guide content to help get you through those tough moments in the game:
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This doesn't seem reasonable to me at all. If I bought Skyrim but found I could only do quests for half of the factions unless I bought Skyrim again at half price and then only get the final quest line by buying DLC I'd be pretty pissed off. As it is I paid about £35 for it on release and got over 100 hours out of it. Same for Witcher 3.
Imagine if you had to buy Mass Effect twice, once to get the renegade options and once to get the paragon options. Then DLC for your red, green and blue endings.
I think the fact that it's story makes it worse. With Pokemon it's purely a different set of Pokemon (though not hugely different last time I played one) plus it has the whole trading thing going on so you buy one version and your friends buy another and you can trade. This just puts me right off.
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