NintendObserver’s select content on the Fire Emblem franchise.
NintendObserver’s select content on the Fire Emblem franchise.
Had to put my vote in for Fire Emblem Three Houses and Astral Chain. (Not to mention Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.)
Wondering what Thórr and Loki are cooking for Book IV. (And about that other character they mentioned in Røkkr Sieges...)
A reenaction of Hel's final moments.
Finally, Hel is no more.
Obviously, cats and dogs had to be DLC.
Maids. Of course. But more than anything, I'm hyped about the 25 save slots. Not even counting DLC I've already planned to beat the game twelve times (four routes, three difficulties), and I've only done so two times for now.
And that's how I relapsed into my Fire Emblem Three Houses addiction.
Fire Emblem Heroes, Animal Crossing Pocket Camp and Mario Kart Tour got spooky too.
His special comes from Njörun the Crusader, with whom he shares lineage.
Now with a bow, guaranteed to attack twice no matter the context.
Nintendo of America sharing Beorc-supremacist material. (I'm kidding.)
Hopefully this time it's lights out for Líf.
Catria, Forsythe, Python, Silque and Valbar.
The reason why you don't see Katie on the thumbnail is because ever since the last Indie World showcase, she turned into a disembodied voice.
Do it for the Orbs. You know you'll need them.
Enters the first Duo Hero.
"Only L'Arachel could make swirly-eyed spectacles look so chic!" ❤️
Fire Emblem Three Houses made me stop playing, so I'll have to assume that Thrasir has now been defeated in the story.
Apparently both Fire Emblem Mystery of the Emblem and New Mystery of the Emblem were actually a single game in their iteration as the first Fire Emblem game in the franchise.
Straight outta Mystery of the Emblem.