Of course, one exception is the first-ever Fire Emblem game called Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, which Nintendo ported to the Switch last December.
It is worth knowing that before 2003's Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blaze, or just Fire Emblem in the West, all games in the franchise were only released in Japan. 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. 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. 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? 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. Looking at the pattern set by previous games in the franchise, it is safe to assume that the acceptable gap between Fire Emblem games is between 3-4 years. Discounting Fire Emblem: Heroes, which is a mobile spin-off game, took Nintendo four years before it released another mainline entry, which is Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Despite its successful launch, it took three years before its successor, Fire Emblem Fates, was released in 2015. In 2012, Nintendo released Fire Emblem Awakening, which is the game that revived the interest of players in Fire Emblem. Although three years may appear to be a long wait for a new Fire Emblem game, it is worth noting that Nintendo is still within the timeframe established by previous entries in the franchise.
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