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If a newsletter from Nintendo Australia is to be believed, the newly-announced Fire Emblem game could be coming very, very soon.

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Nintendo of Australia may have just revealed some big news...

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Nintendo Australia anticipates a 2015 local release

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Nintendo Australia anticipates a 2015 local release

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Nintendo of Australia may have just revealed some big news...

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If a newsletter from Nintendo Australia is to be believed, the newly-announced Fire Emblem game could be coming very, very soon.

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"Nintendo often comes under attack for various reasons. Usually, these criticisms are based around their continued use of their successful IPs and the idea that they are all quite flawed. I certainly dont agree with these criticisms (although, they have a point every now and then, but not to the extent to which theyre presented) and I like Nintendo very much." - Rice Digital

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NL: "Before Fire Emblem: Awakening started the Year of Luigi off with a bang, there was a great deal of concern at Nintendo regarding its future viability as a franchise. Sales were at an all-time low, and series producer Hitoshi Yamagami was given an ultimatum: at least 250,000 copies of the latest entry needed to be sold in order to ensure the franchise had a future. Of course, we know now that the 3DS masterpiece went on to sell more copies in the US than any other game in the series, bringing the game to a bigger audience than ever before and cementing the Fire Emblem brand's value."

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NL: "Before Fire Emblem: Awakening started the Year of Luigi off with a bang, there was a great deal of concern at Nintendo regarding its future viability as a franchise. Sales were at an all-time low, and series producer Hitoshi Yamagami was given an ultimatum: at least 250,000 copies of the latest entry needed to be sold in order to ensure the franchise had a future. Of course, we know now that the 3DS masterpiece went on to sell more copies in the US than any other game in the series, bringing the game to a bigger audience than ever before and cementing the Fire Emblem brand's value."