That’s right folks. Nintendo appears to be releasing a special bundle for New Zealand (and hopefully, other EU/PAL regions), that will not feature a 3DS of any kind, but instead, will feature an amiibo and a NFC Reader/Writer.
The bundles announced for New Zealand thus far include:
The Birthright Bundle, including an Ike amiibo, Fire Emblem Fates Birthright and the NFC Reader/Writer.
The Conquest Bundle, including a Marth amiibo, Fire Emblem Fates Conquest and the NFC Reader/Writer.
The Tellius Recollection translation project has just passed its second week–and boy was it a busy week! Again, for your convenience, here’s another recap of last week’s translations and findings.
Like always, you can find the latest translations and comments on our forums or Kirokan’s website, Kantopia.
Following on from last week‘s history and timeline of Tellius, we have translations of the individual countries’ histories and backgrounds.
Last year, during the early days of the Fire Emblem Cipher card game, Nintendo bundled a bunch of exclusive codes with select products, no doubt to further entice buyers.
Thanks to Bernie_man123, we have some of these codes to give away over on our forums. However please be aware that these codes can only be used on a Japanese region 3DS or 2DS.
So the rest of you don’t go home empty-handed, here’s a belated review of the codes from last year.
To begin with, the codes bundled in Series 1’s starter decks and booster boxes unlocked new guest characters in Fire Emblem Fates.
Last week, we announced the Tellius Recollection translation project, a joint endeavour between Kirokan, MicrowaveIt and myself to translate the brand new Path of Radiance design book.
For those of you with busy schedules or who want a handy reference, here’s a recap of all the new translations and findings since the initial announcement.
To begin with, we have translations of two pages from the first chapter of the book, dubbed “World and Story”.