Nintendo's turn-based strategy RPG franchise has been popular with Japanese audiences ever since its inception in 1990, but outside of Japan, few had ever heard about it until two anime swordsmen named Marth and Roy made an appearance in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
Following Melee's release in 2001, a number of Fire Emblem games made their way to the West on Game Boy Advance, GameCube, DS, and Wii. But it wasn't until 2013, when Awakening released on the 3DS, that Fire Emblem actually exploded in international popularity, an occurrence that reportedly saved the series from imminent cancellation.
The developers of Fire Emblem Engage have opened up about the creating of the game, including how the team wanted to make something different than Fire Emblem: Three Houses.
Talented team. I'm sure they got something great in mind if Nintendo supports them fully
It may not be open world, but Fire Emblem: Three Houses ticks every box when it comes to that delicate magic/school balance.
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Having 800 characters in Smash might have something to do with it
Fe hits the fantasy perma death vibe real well
they're the only good tactics game thats out. I still boot up my vita and play my psp ff war of the lions game. Good lord that was a great game.
l am watching heros on twitch since l just cant give enough time to play it now with ff14, dq builders 2 and life. :C
Nobody wants to say it, but it was waifus