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Fire Emblem's sales and its place in Nintendo's marketing

A user argues Nintendo markets Fire Emblem like one of its big series, despite its smaller scale by the company's first-party standards.

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A user puts Three Houses, which they identify as Fire Emblem's bestselling game, at roughly 5 million units sold. They argue Nintendo nevertheless markets Fire Emblem like one of its big series and recognizes how passionate its fanbase is.

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@Stealth40kBy Nintendo 1st Party standards, Fire Emblem isn't the biggest series. The best selling Fire Emblem game (Three Houses) maxed out at ~5 million units sold. Regardless, Nintendo markets it like one of it's big series and they know the Fire Emblem fanbase is very passionate.
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    @Stealth40kBy Nintendo 1st Party standards, Fire Emblem isn't the biggest series. The best selling Fire Emblem game (Three Houses) maxed out at ~5 million units sold. Regardless, Nintendo markets it like one of it's big series and they know the Fire Emblem fanbase is very passionate.
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