As is often the case, some fans have managed to acquire Fire Emblem Fates a few days ahead of its 25th June release.
If you’re not concerned about spoilers, you can follow our findings and discussions in our (rather hectic) hype thread.
At the time of writing, hamayama is currently streaming the Hoshido campaign on Twitch.
The biggest news, however, is definitely related to the support relationships; continue reading to find out what…
This is just a heads up that I’ve added everything I’ve wanted to the pre-release section for Fire Emblem Fates.
Since the game is coming out in Japan this Thursday (or Wednesday, depending on where you live), I’ll soon be focusing my efforts on adding information and data from the game as fast as humanly possible.
By the way, if you notice any… oddities, like broken links or links going to the wrong page, please let me know in the comments below (or otherwise).
To celebrate the impending release of the Fire Emblem Cipher TCG (which releases on 25th June, alongside Fire Emblem Fates), Nintendo held another Nicovideo livestream to drum up hype.
Note: At the time of writing, there is no way to re-watch the livestream unless you’re a paid member.
If you missed the event, don’t worry because aubergine kindly summarised the details on the forums.
The main attraction was a trial match between Lynn and Yusuke Kozaki (Azura’s voice actor and the character designer for Fates respectively).
Additionally, the hosts showed off some new card artwork from the upcoming series 2 (Fire Emblem Fates) expansion, which will arrive in stores from 17th September 2015.
Ignoring the amazing gold foil signed cards for a moment, the best thing was probably the Arthur (Harold) artwork done in the style of Codename S.T.E.A.M.
At last, the final piece of Fire Emblem-related E3 coverage is done and dusted!
On the third and final day of E3 (on Thursday), Nintendo Treehouse played even more Fire Emblem Fates–this time, a chapter from the Hoshido path.
If you missed the playthrough, you can watch it here (uploaded by Nintendo Everything).
Here is my report as well.
Compared to Day 2, there’s even less new information to gleam, but a few important ones, such as Aqua’s English name: Azura.