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She used to say that when she died, she wanted to be cremated and put in a Folgers coffee can, which when she said it sounded like "Fol'-jahs caw'-feh kay-an."

Fire Emblem Heroes is Nintendo’s most lucrative mobile game, and to celebrate its third anniversary, Nintendo and developer Intelligent Systems have announced the “Feh Pass,” a $9.49-per-month subscription.

New features and content are locked behind a paywall The new Feh Pass changes that dynamic.

Despite charging as much as two full-priced AAA games, the worst part about the Feh Pass is that even after you’ve paid for it, you’re still stuck with rest of Fire Emblem Heroes, a gacha game that’s designed to extract as much money as possible from players through lottery-like loot boxes that you’ll likely still need to buy.

And if the Feh Pass is any indication, Nintendo’s efforts to continue to monetize its free-to-play titles will only get more aggressive as time goes on.