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While the gameplay was interesting, nothing motivated me to move forward in the game more than wanting to see a resolution between both Alm and Celica. The story is rich, with twists and turns and deep characters throughout. 'The story is rich, with twists and turns and deep characters throughout.'

Fire emblem echoes weapon evolution series#

But with remarkably less polish than both Fire Emblem Awakening and Fire Emblem Fates, the game will likely capture the hearts of series fans instead of bring newcomers into the fray. This latest remake for Nintendo 3DS comes with hefty improvement, not only from the original but to the series as well. 'with remarkably less polish than both Fire Emblem Awakening and Fire Emblem Fates, the game will likely capture the hearts of series fans instead of bring newcomers into the fray.' It is almost congruent to how different both Castlevania II and The Legend of Zelda II similarly departed from their source material. Gaiden, which released exclusively in Japan on the Famicom, has been well-regarded as an interesting departure for the series. With the new wave of fans brought in from Fire Emblem Awakening and the latest mobile game, Fire Emblem Heroes, Nintendo has never been better positioned to return back to the series' roots.Īnd that is exactly what the infamous Japanese publisher did with Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia - a remake of the quarter-century old title Fire Emblem Gaiden. Ever since 2009, the franchise has offered hit-after-hit title, both critically and commercially.

Fire Emblem fans have seen a virtual renaissance for the entire franchise.