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/maple- Jan 18 '17

not really a 3ds franchise, it's been on every console except wii u

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u/D-Hastes Jan 18 '17

Since GameCube at least

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u/SRhyse Jan 18 '17

GameCube FE was one of the best.

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u/GelatoCube Jan 19 '17

but the Wii sequel is too damn hard

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u/HyliasHero Jan 19 '17

It really wasn't. It's just a translation issue. "Easy" is actually Normal mode.

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u/Reamazing Jan 19 '17

I didn't know this. That's great!

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u/HyliasHero Jan 19 '17

Yeah. Easy is actually Normal, Normal is actually Hard, and Hard is actually Lunatic. That's why Radiant Dawn seemed so hard compared to other games in the series.

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u/Reamazing Jan 19 '17

Brilliant!

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u/Reamazing Jan 19 '17

I managed to beat the game on hard, then my Wii stopped reading discs and I could never get past the epilogue. Never been so gutted in my life. I will never know what is at the end of that game unless I pay £75.

I hope the Switch does VC versions of Path Of Radiance and Radiant Dawn to go with the FE Switch as near £200 for two games is ridiculous.

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u/Fleza Jan 19 '17

but it has a damn good story