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There are only 6 weeks until release - oh boy, I better save up! That's four weeks and looks like we are already maybe skipping next week as no announcement yet. Virtual Console direct! (maybe those two combined) We are doing one, but that is one point of fear I have: how is Nintendo going to handle multiple accounts on this thing. That could change how many Switches I want to preorder. Only people that need to know the Wii U version of Zelda exist are current Wii U owners. That Switch display in the Target, mine has one too, sort of sealed the deal there. I'm afraid you won't get too much about the Wii U version until after release. But since I'm all in, it's less important. Saw some quote about the Switch version using the HD rumble so I want to know a bit about that I guess. There are details about control and touchscreen I'd like to know but I don't want to see any more story or cinematics, I already started piecing it together in my head more than I want to.

Fri 20th Jan Can they really make an entire direct one more time about Zelda? So much has been shown.

I'm very glad they announced FE Switch for 2018, but I fear that's getting into the E32014 situation with 'Zelda!, Xenoblade!, Starfox!.we think.' Followed by E3 2015 'yeah.so.basically.everything you already heard about last year.' Not that Sony didn't do the same thing last year.

And yet I'm still somehow excited for this. But I never understand exactly what I'm supposed to be doing in FE after the first few levels. I'm good at RPGs, I'm good with strategy games. I can play through on the worst of casual modes, barely without fully understanding why I'm doing so badly. I mean I'm exceedingly, amazingly, horrifically bad at FE. Hyped for Warriors, but the 3DS one.I am bad at FE.

#Gray fire emblem echoes series#

That's 3 titles on the 3DS now from a series that was to be killed after the 1st one. I have to say I was stunned to see a NEW 3DS game be announced let alone a new 3DS game from the Fire Emblem series. Do not criticize that which you are ignorant of.

Many more concepts after that (skills, home base castles, arenas, multiple generations, etc) have their roots in the Jugdral saga.

#Gray fire emblem echoes full#

Nevertheless, many of the concepts you take for granted (grinding, full promotions, modern plotline scope, multiple main characters, iconic soundtrack style, etc) have their roots in Gaiden. Granted, Gaiden stands to gain the most by far from a remake, since it is a very old, yet advanced NES title. I find it incredibly ironic that you would praise Gaiden as 'special' immediately after lambasting it and the rest of the venerable Shouzou Kaga era, to fit your particular narrative. Roy and Marth's inclusion in Melee was not the first glimpse of Fire Emblem the West was given, just the most widely known 'test survey.' We learned about Fire Emblem's concepts before the N64 was released. Thu 19th Jan Without the creation and information spread of previous FE's that came before, there would be no 'modernization' of current or past FE titles.