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Fire Emblem Fates

Update: Screenshots added.


Nintendo has outlined the Japanese DLC schedule for Fire Emblem Fates. Starting today and continuing for three additional weeks, players will be able to purchase even more content for the game.

Here’s the full overview:

Now

  • Awakening map
  • Paradise Scramble
  • Terrifying Spirit Mountain

7/30

  • Treasure of the Ruins
  • Duelist Museum

8/6

  • Battle for the Strongest Royal

8/20

  • The Invisible History: Beginning/Conclusion

Also worth noting, there’s a season pass for 2,000 yen. All DLC will be released by August 20.

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Shin Kibayayashi is known for having provided the story concept for Fire Emblem Fates. But you may be interested to hear that Yukinori Kitajima wrote the third story path titled Invisible Kingdom.

Kitajima’s script-writing company previously worked on Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies, Time Travelers, Okamiden, Chaos Rings, 428: In the Blocked City, Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney, and more. Additionally, Kitajima along with his Synthese staff are the main scenario writers for the Senran Kagura series. It’s also been revealed through his Twitter account that he and and other Synthese staff wrote the support conversations for the Birthright and Conquest story paths.

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We’ve previously talked about the online features in Fire Emblem Fates, but we hadn’t posted any actual gameplay. You can now see what Internet battles are like in the video below.

Nintendo finally shared an English trailer for Fire Emblem Fates during E3 2015 last month. Wondering who voices Azura? It turns out that Rena Strober is behind the character.

Strober confirmed via her Twitter account late last month:


Strober has appeared on the television shows Law & Order, Kings, and Liv & Maddie. She was also in the feature film Waiting in the Wings.

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Fire Emblem Fates’ third scenario, “Invisible Kingdom”, has arrived in Japan. It can be obtained for 2,000 yen by selecting “open a new future” option on the main menu.

Take a look at the trailer for Fire Emblem Fates’ Invisible Kingdom scenario below.

We posted about some details regarding amiibo support in Fire Emblem Fates earlier today. Now you can check out a video below showing Lucina in the game.

Fire Emblem Fates is one of Nintendo’s latest games to make use of amiibo. Players can scan in Marth, Ike, Lucina and Robin from the Smash Bros. line for use in the My Castle area. Here’s everything we know:

– Characters appear in your plaza
– Each one will challenge you to a battle
– Speak to them and they’ll share humorous fourth-wall dialogue about their time in Super Smash Bros
– Robin says: “I have the strangest feeling that before coming here, I battled against many combatants… launching people, getting launched…”
– Ike: “I just remembered… before coming here, I matched up against countless warriors from all over the world to hone my skills.”
– When you enter battle, the camera zooms in on Ike, who performs his iconic taunt from Super Smash Bros
– Lucina mentions “that battleground,” a place where she “honed her skills by matching up against competitors from around the world.”
– Marth says he’s happy to see you again and says “As we spoke before, my bonds with everyone have deepened through battle.”
– He then claims that he wants to know more about you, and then challenges you to a fight
– Characters join your party after defeating the amiibo fighters in battle
– The main character will mention that s/he’s “is in the middle of an adventure”
– The amiibo characters will then respond differently
– Robin reflects on his own adventure, having fought many powerful enemies and making good friends
– Ike says that by following you, he’ll become more powerful
– Lucina notes that she came to this world to borrow your power
– Marth notes that he understands you better now, and would like to join you without interrupting your journey

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Nintendo has a new video up from Fire Emblem Fates artist Kozaki Yusuke. Yusuke, who is at the Japan Expo, created a drawing of Felicia. Check it out below.

Media Create has shared a little extra additional information about Fire Emblem Fates’ debut sales in Japan.

As mentioned earlier this week, the game managed to sell over 300,000 units. Birthright sold a bit more out of the two versions, with Media Create reporting that it moved 154,000 copies. On the other hand, Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest sold 107,000 units. The Fire Emblem Fates Special Edition chipped in with another 43,000 copies.

Fire Emblem Fates managed to outdo its predecessor, Fire Emblem: Awakening, in terms of first week sales – 304,000 units vs. 243,000 units. It’s also worth mentioning that lifetime sales of Awakening in Japan are at 492,000 copies sold.

Media Create didn’t provide a sell-through rate for Fire Emblem Fates, but Dengeki has come through with that information. According to the site, visible buzz surrounding the game allowed it to sell through 90 percent of its initial stock.

Nintendo recently made it known that Fire Emblem Fates allows for same-sex relationships. We now have specific details about who these characters are, along with some footage. We’ll post all of the content after the break to avoid potential spoilers.


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