image: Nintendo Nintendo continues its push onto mobile devices with Fire Emblem: Heroes , releasing sometime today on both iOS and Android. This comes after the mega success of Niantic Labs' Pokemon GO , as well as the more qualified success of Nintendo's own Super Mario Run , which came out in December. Fire Emblem: Heroes gives the mobile treatment to a franchise well-known among the Nintendo faithful, but not quite as iconic as properties like Mario or Zelda . Unlike Super Mario Run, it's being billed as truly free to play, and so it will be interesting to see how Nintendo manages a monetization strategy it still doesn't have much experience with. As of right now, I'm not seeing it inside the app store app on either iPhone or iPad, but it appears to have already been released in Europe and Japan. Hopefully it arrives in North America soon, and we'll update you when that happens. Like the main line games, Fire Embl...
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