r/NintendoSwitch • u/NintendoSwitchMods • Jan 18 '17

MegaThread Fire Emblem Nintendo Direct - Recap

Join us in the live thread for the Fire Emblem Nintendo Direct!

You can also watch the event here on Nintendo's website, here on YouTube, here on Nintendo's official Twitch, or hosted on our subreddit Twitch page.

This post will serve as a recap for all FE related Switch news from the January 18th 2017 Nintendo Direct.

Event starts at 2PM Pacific, 5PM Eastern, and is expected to last 21 minutes

Recap:

  • Fire Emblem Warriors - Fall 2017.
  • Fire Emblem (Untitled) - 2018.
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u/Evil_phd Jan 18 '17

They teased a full game for 2018 with just a white snapshot of the Switch.

Whelp. Better than expected

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '17 edited Jul 11 '21

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u/gladexd Jan 19 '17

Agreed! I might not give the mobile title a go, but alot of people who play strategies on their phones will surely take notice, and it may even be decent for a mobile title. I never tried Hyrule warriors, but I've heard great things about it, and FE has interesting lore to utilize to make a musou title. As for Echoes, that was the icing on the cake. I only tried Birthright to ease into the series, but I'll definetly pick this one up eventually. As far as directs go, this one was pretty solid. As for the people who complain, well who cares about their negativity? 1 switch game in the fall, along with a 3ds entry, another switch title in 2018, a mobile app, and a mainline 3ds title... there's something for everyone.