January 17, 2017|
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NantenJex shares his thoughts on the upcoming Fire Emblem Direct.
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Always nice to hear NantenJex’s thoughts. Moderate, reasonable, and not clouded by hype.
Three games with half the plot of one normal game (sold separately)!
Time to brace for a deluge of Fates characters to overwhelm us.
The sad part is that isn’t even hyperbole. Literally three out of five of the swords in the teaser trailer were from Fates. Get ready for Fire Emblem Awakening X Fates Warriors: Guest Starring Marth.
I’m not even the biggest fan of the older ones, but I still want to see characters like Hector, Ephraim, and Eirika. Shame. Especially considering what a dumpster fire Fates’ plot was. Awakening may have had flaws, but at least it was one concise story that wasn’t blocked behind DLC walls.
Now Sakurai is going to endlessly brag about how he thinks he drew an audience to Fire Emblem. 4 Fire Emblem games in development is overboard, considering it’s not mainstream. I want to play them all, but I’m not sure if the consumer base will grow.