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As of today, those in Japan can now pre-order the Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes treasure box (read special edition). The contents are the same as the European limited edition, as noted here.
The game itself.
Artbook.
Tapestry map of Fodlan.
Set of 5 acrylic figures.
Character postcard set.
The Treasure Box is valued at 16,720 yen which roughly equates to 145.39 USD or 127.98 Euro.
Currently, this limited edition has only been announced for Europe, Australia, Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan. We’ll let you know ASAP if anything changes.
In addition, Japan has some retailer exclusive merch. We have a chart that lists out what they get dependent on where they order the game from.
Today Nintendo announced that eShop support for Wii U and 3DS platforms will be discontinued as of March 2023. This will have a ripple effect throughout all Nintendo properties, but for Fire Emblem it will have several unfortunate consequences.
HEY this is really important, even though Nintendo said they're ending 3DS/Wiiu eshop service NEXT YEAR, payment methods are actually being phased out MUCH earlier. PLEASE RT pic.twitter.com/ghDf92pSr3
Thanks to Twitter user @GC1_5, for catching this; As of May 23, 2022, You will not be able to add funds using your credit or debit cards to your Nintendo eShop account for the Wii U or 3DS. Additionally, as of August 29, 2022, you will not be able to add funds using Nintendo eShop Cards to your Nintendo eShop account for the Wii U or 3DS.
As for everything specifically that will be lost to time, read below:
In today’s Nintendo Direct, we started with a bombshell: Fire Emblem is getting a second Musou (Warriors) game. Seeing as Koei Tecmo did assist with making Three Houses, it’ll be quite the graceful spin from Fire Emblem fare to Warriors fare.
With Age of Calamity‘s massive success for Zelda, not to mention modest success for the original Fire Emblem Warriors, KT and Nintendo saw fit to give us a Three Houses Warriors in a similar vein.
The game weighs at 15.6 GB. Various text languages are included* and there will be English and Japanese dual audio. There is 2 player multi-player (requires 1 Joy-Con each). The Switch Pro Controller is supported.
* German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional). Some languages aren’t available in the physical release (maybe they need to be downloaded?).
Digital editions of the game come with an “Owl Perch” bonus. An owl will appear in your personal quarters; talking to it will give you an Owl Feather, used for gaining support points with allies. This is not included with the physical edition, but may be offered for purchase later on (as DLC).
Japan and Europe, at least, will be receiving limited edition bundles. Both include the game itself, an artbook, tapestry map, set of 5 acrylic figures and a character postcard set.
More details on the Japanese side of things can be found on the game’s official website.
Hey there folks, Jedi here. I plan on streaming to show off Byleth in Super Smash Brothers Ultimate once they’re released on 28th January (PST).
The stream will likely be around Noon, Pacific Standard Time (PST). We’ll be doing their classic mode, along with some random training mode labbing/matches and maybe throw in some online matches as well.
