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Editions and Release
August 20, 2026 at 03:17 AM
Created page with release date, platform, all three SKU prices, collector's edition contents, ratings and timeline
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave launches on September 17, 2026 for Nintendo Switch 2. Three products were announced: a standard digital download, a standard physical copy, and a collector's set called the Dagdan Collection, which ships on the same day. Pre-orders opened on June 9, 2026, the day Nintendo announced the date.
Nintendo Switch 2 is the only platform. No version for any other console has been announced, no PC release has been announced, and no listing exists on any storefront outside Nintendo's own. Nintendo has described the game from the start as launching only on the Nintendo Switch 2 system. Release is simultaneous in Japan, North America and Europe.
The figures below are the announced storefront prices. Regional prices are given for the regions that have published them. The Dagdan Collection has only had a US figure released.
Edition | Format | Price |
|---|---|---|
Standard | Digital download | $69.99 US, £58.99 UK |
Standard | Physical | $79.99 US, £66.99 UK, CAD $109.99, AUD $119.95 |
Dagdan Collection | Physical collector's set | $119.99 US |
The Dagdan Collection is sold in Japan as the Dagza Collection and released alongside the standard edition rather than after it. Nintendo's presentation named a 150-page art book and 12 character art cards, followed by "and more"; the accompanying press description fills in the rest.
Item | Detail |
|---|---|
Game | Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, physical copy |
Art book | 150 pages |
Art cards | 12 character art cards |
Game case | Steel game case |
Map | A map of Dagda |
A 200-page figure for the art book has circulated, and the map has been described elsewhere with poster dimensions. The 150-page figure used here is the one Nintendo stated on camera, and the map is given in Nintendo's own wording. Both are worth rechecking at launch.
Pre-orders opened on June 9, 2026 through the Nintendo eShop and at retail, and were still open at the time of the August presentation. In Japan, individual stores attach their own pre-order bonuses: a coaster carrying a clan-mark design and an acrylic puzzle block are two that have been announced. Those bonuses are Japan-only and differ from store to store, so they do not apply to any other region.
Seven boards have rated the game.
Board | Rating |
|---|---|
CERO | C |
ESRB | T |
PEGI | 12 |
USK | 12 |
ACB | M |
GRAC | 12 |
GSRR | 15 |
The ESRB rating carries five content descriptors: fantasy violence, use of alcohol, mild language, suggestive themes, and in-game purchases.
The last of those is a rating-board label and nothing more. No downloadable content, expansion pass or in-game store has been announced for this game, and neither the August presentation nor the press material that accompanied it mentioned any. A purchases descriptor is not by itself evidence of unannounced content, and this wiki draws no conclusion from it.
Feature | Status |
|---|---|
amiibo support | None. The game has no amiibo functionality. |
Downloadable content | Nothing announced. |
Expansion pass or season pass | Nothing announced. |
PC or other console release | Nothing announced. Nintendo Switch 2 only. |
Date | Event |
|---|---|
September 12, 2025 | Announced with a reveal trailer at the close of a Nintendo Direct. |
June 9, 2026 | Release date announced in a Nintendo Direct, with a new trailer. Pre-orders opened. |
August 4, 2026 | A dedicated Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Direct, running 22:27, covering the tournament, combat, classes, the between-match routine and the 1454 framing. The Nintendo Music Special Release went live the same day. |
August 5, 2026 | The Nintendo Today! app received a Fire Emblem theme and began carrying new information up to launch. |
August 6, 2026 | A one minute trailer, The Stage Is Set. |
August 8, 2026 | A 54 second trailer devoted to Blaze Arts, published on Nintendo's European and Australian channels with no North American equivalent. |
September 15, 2026 | An Ask the Developer article, with developers discussing the game, is scheduled. |
September 17, 2026 | Release. |
A manga adaptation was announced in the Japanese cut of the August presentation, which runs about half a minute longer than the English cuts for that reason. Its prologue chapter is due in a Japanese magazine issue on sale September 4, 2026. The adaptation's contents are outside the scope of this wiki, which covers the game only.
