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Fire Emblem Heroes has been updated on iOS and Android. If you’ve downloaded the game, you can nab version 1.4.0.

Official patch notes from Nintendo are as follows:

– Added extra gameplay features and a new event type.
– Increased the number of teams the player can create to 8.
– Added an “Accept All” button to accept rewards from cleared quests.
– Added new options to the Settings menu.
– Bug fixes.

The Fire Emblem Heroes app has recently sent out a notification on an upcoming event called the Tempest Trial. This will offer a series of maps that the players will have to complete from start to finish. There will also be a kick-off campaign where if the worldwide player score exceeds 1 billion points within five days everyone will be awarded 10 orbs and 5,000 Hero Feathers.

The event will go through June 8th to June 22nd.

Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia makes full use of voice acting. It’s true that past entries have had voice over before, but with the 3DS remake, characters are entirely voiced. This may not be a one time thing, as Intelligent Systems director Toshiyuki Kusakihara has expressed interest in bringing it back in the future.

Italian site Multiplayer.it asked Kusakihara if the full voice acting will return in the future. To that, he did in fact say that he hopes to bring it back in future releases.

Continue on below for our full translation of this particular question / answer.

The newest Grand Hero Battle is available to play and this time around it is the sable knight Camus. Just like all the previous battles it will include two difficulties to choose from, hard and lunatic, and will grant you the hero upon victory. His map does not come with quests, but the new June quests have become available.

Along with the battle itself comes a new summoning focus centered on beating the map. The characters n this focus are Olwen, Fae, Jaffar, and young Tiki. The focus and the special map will stay active through June 9th.

Nintendo have released a trailer for the latest piece of Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia DLC. Launching today, the “Rise of the Deliverance” pack serves as a prequel of sorts to the main game and details how the Deliverance got started.

The next new Grand Hero Battle will start in Fire Emblem Heroes tomorrow. This time, it’s another horseback unit – Camus. You can see a preview of the map and the enemy configuration above, so start planning!

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It’s been years since the last entry in the Advance Wars series. That doesn’t mean Nintendo and Intelligent Systems lack interest in the franchise, however.

Eurogamer spoke with Nintendo’s Hitoshi Yamagami and Intelligent Systems’ Masahiro Higuchi about the possibility of a new Advance Wars. When asked about a new game in the franchise, the two said:

“Personally, I’d love to do Advance Wars, but since it’s harder to create relationships between its characters compared to Fire Emblem, I don’t have a clear idea of what kind of setting it could have.” – Yamagami

“The Advance Wars series is one that I personally have a lot of interest in. I hear some of the staff here saying that they want to make one too, so if we have a chance it’s something I’d like to do!” – Higuchi

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The newest summon event is now available for players to try. You now have a chance to summon the bridal versions of Lyn, Caeda and Cordelia as well as newcomer Charlotte (each at 5 stars). The summon also comes with new maps to try in the paralogue section with their own special quests to earn rewards. This event will run until June 6th.

The official Fire Emblem Heroes Twitter account has announced the bonus heroes for the next (likely three) arena seasons, up until June 20th. As always, having one of these heroes in your arena team will give you bonus points. They are Bride Caeda, Bride Lyn, Bride Cordelia, Bride Charlotte, Lloyd, Henry, Female Corrin, Donnel, Olivia and Sharena.

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Nintendo has released a trailer for another part of the Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia downloadable content. This time, it’s for the “Lost Altars” DLC pack. This pack actually contains ten separate pieces of DLC, which can also be bought individually. They each allow one class who has reached what is normally the final stage of their class to promote once more. For example, Barons can promote into Spartans and Dread Fighters can promote into Yakshas.


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