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There are no additional details and no word of the next mainline Fire Emblem game, which is presumably in some form of development, whether it's full-on production or just pre-production. Whatever the case, it's important to remember that what is here needs to be taken with a grain of salt. While the source in question has proven reliable in the past, nothing here is official. Further, it's subject to change. Eddie The Monkey Unity 3D. Solais HTML5.

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As you may know, a Nintendo Direct is rumored for this month. Currently, Fire Emblem: Three Houses is approaching its third year in the market, so it wouldn't be surprising if Nintendo will start to release hints and teasers about a new game in the franchise later this year. Of course, will Nintendo release a brand new game with a new story and characters?

Or is it time for the Fire Emblem franchise to enter the world of remakes? Given that Nintendo hasn't given any hints for its plans for the Fire Emblem franchise, it is difficult to tell whether the next entry will be a new game or a remake. However, many Fire Emblem fans would agree that the franchise is long overdue for a remake, especially since a handful of Fire Emblem games were never released outside Japan.

Of course, a brand-new game, which is the likeliest path Nintendo could take, wouldn't hurt either, especially the success of recent Fire Emblem games such as Awakening and Three Houses. All in all, it remains to be seen what the future holds for the Fire Emblem franchise.