One of Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore’s best qualities is that there’s really no wrong way to play it. The game gives its players an appreciable amount of leeway in how they want to build their party or in how much of the content they want to play. Even so there are a few things …
While Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE is easily recognized as a Shin Megami Tensei spinoff, it fails to present itself as the crossover it is meant to be.
It was way too much idol culture which idk why they thought itd be a great idea for an smt/fe crossover. I honestly wish they just made it to be a highschool/academy style of game like persona. So much potential it had but its whatever. The game was just ok.
The problem is when this was first announced it was literally Shin Megami Tensei X Fire Emblem. All they needed to do was keep the Fire Emblem strategy gameplay and incorporate Shin Megami Tensei elements and aesthetics. Or hell, somehow collide the universes together with Fire Emblem gameplay.
What we got was really out of left field with such a mashup. I think that’s why it’s disappointing for those expecting Fire Emblem in this game.
I liked TMS but yeah it missed some charm that both series carry in spades
With Black Friday approaching, Nintendo has now started a new Cyber Deals 2020 sale on the Switch eShop. First-party and third-party games have been discounted, including Dark Souls: Remastered, Hades, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3, Super Mario Party, Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Zelda: Link’s Awakening, and more.
Phil writes, "Welcome to a very special edition of Most Overlooked! No, I don't mean "very special" like one of those "very special" episodes of Full House or Saved by the Bell. I mean "very special" as in we've reached our tenth installment of the Most Overlooked Current Gen Games!
SPC has always been passionate about sharing those gaming gems that aren't your traditional million-selling, triple-A mega hits. Instead, the Most Overlooked series by its very nature looks at those games that don't get extravagant marketing campaigns, don't stay on the sales charts for prolonged periods of time, and don't get as much hype dedicated to them. Perhaps with this series of articles you'll discover a new game that piques your interest and preference.
This tenth edition features games from a wide range of different genres; We have a dungeon crawler, a fighting game, a JRPG, a platformer, and a point-and-click puzzler."
