JAPAN GAMING & ENTERTAINMENT 
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave has sold 1.34 million copies worldwide as of September 30, 2026. The game is exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2 and launched September 17. Nintendo published per-title figures alongside its November earnings announcement. The numbers include copies bundled with the console as well as digital sales.
In Nintendo’s table of Switch 2 software sales, the game lands between Kirby Air Riders at 1.94 million and Super Mario Party Jamboree – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition at 1.28 million. Mario Kart World leads the table at 16.48 million, followed by Donkey Kong Bananza at 5.05 million. Splatoon Raiders sold 2.42 million and Star Fox 1.17 million. Cumulative Switch 2 hardware sales stood at 26.35 million units at the end of September.
You guide four protagonists through time, gathering allies and setting out to defeat the demon god Balor. Combat is turn-based and takes place on a grid map, and paying HP lets you unleash the special move Blaze Arts. The protagonists travel the World Map, dive into dungeons, and enter Heroic Games, matches held in towns. Between matches, they recruit new allies, strengthen the powers granted by the gods, train, and build bonds at inns. It is single-player, and English is among the supported languages.
Blaze Arts cost HP, so it looks like players will need to weigh how much health they have left before using one.
Wave 1 of the Expansion Pass was released in October. Wave 2 and Wave 3 are also planned.