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It seems sorta old, and from what I've seen in trailers, all the character art is classic in a weird way that just seems like it should've been used for the DS games instead of the godawful art style they used. Fates, beyond the butchered localization, was a blast to play as well, and the designs were, as with Awakening, solid and lovely.Įchoes goes in a different direction, and I'm not liking the new art at all.

This kept being the case for a few games, and eventually Awakening released, which really reignited my love for the franchise due to the sheer amount of supports and the quality of said supports. Blazing Sword was great and I took great care in evolving my relationships between characters. Still played them though, being a fan of the franchise and all. I've played Gaiden, Genealogy & Thracia 776, and I disliked the games a lot. As a Fire Emblem fan I'll try every single title, but I found myself loving Awakening and Fates more than other titles I've played (Don't worry Lyn, you're still my favorite though.) This title seems like a return to the Fire Emblem of old, and I'm not really digging it. We also learn there will be special collaboration content with Fire Emblem 0 (the TCG Game).Īs normal there'll also be a freebie on day one with a helpful item, in this case Goddess Gift 1 (Boots, only once). Nintendo specifies that the maps from Set 2 and 3 will be released sequentially, until June 30th. Set 3: 10 maps designed for players who want to grow their units Set 2: 3 maps designed to help players go through the final stages of the game Reward: XP (map can be completed as many times as you want).

No Rest for the Dead (Difficulty: ★ / Price: 300 Yen).Reward: Silver Coins (map can be completed as many times as you want) The Ruffians and the Treasure (Difficulty: ★ / Price: 300 Yen).The item is Starsphere Shards (random drop) Reward: item (map can be completed as many times as you want).

Temple of the Stars (Difficulty: ★ / Price: 400 Yen).

Some details below via Perfectly-Nintendo.Ī set of three pieces of DLC, to help players beginning their journey through the game Naturally each map and pack can likely be bought separately, and in each subsequent pack the content will get tougher and include tie-ins to the game's story. In terms of file size it's relatively big, but most should be able to find room on their SD Cards - it's 12,877 blocks, which should be about 1.6GB.Īs was the case with Fire Emblem: Awakening and Fire Emblem Fates there's also plenty of DLC on the way - there'll be three blocks of content, with purchases of the limited edition including the first set a season pass that'll get Japanese players the whole lot will apparently cost 4,800 Yen (about $44). As a result the marketing and details announced for the country have stepped up a gear and plenty of information has emerged.įirst of all, below is a rather flashy trailer showcasing a range of classes, with familiar names being joined by the likes of Gold Knight, Dread Fighter and Barron. Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia is out in the West in late May, but it's out on 20th April in Japan.