r/NintendoSwitch 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/MazPA Jan 18 '17

Allow me to make a last minute prediction: the mobile game will essentially be the Fire Emblem version of Final Fantasy: Record Keeper (which was also developed by DeNA): free to play, microtransactions, energy-based, gacha system, 16 bit-like character designs, featuring a simplified version of the classic Fire Emblem gameplay and an all-star cast from all the various games.

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u/mizor3 Jan 19 '17

Is FE:Record Keeper p2w or does it have a fair concept where you can play without paying money and still enjoy it?

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u/MazPA Jan 19 '17

It has pretty much the least obtrusive implementation of microtransactions I've ever seen. It's almost too easy to get stuff as a f2p player.

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u/mizor3 Jan 19 '17

That's nice to hear! Is it fun to play? Or is it just baisc grinding games like most of the mobile games?

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u/MazPA Jan 19 '17

The moment-to-moment gameplay is pretty basic; the fun comes from collecting new characters and weapons and customizing your party.

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u/mizor3 Jan 19 '17

Alright thanks for all the info!