Fire Emblem Fates
I have been playing through Fire Emblem
Fates Conquest, and my dad has been playing through Fire Emblem Fates
Birthright. We are both waiting to see if Fire Emblem Fates Revelation
will receive a physical copy release. DLC does so much damage, that we
hate to purchase it. Plus we hate to pay for distribution, and we do not
like signing away all our consumer rights. One thing that still stings
here at Family Friendly Gaming is Nintendo's greed concerning Fire
Emblem Fates. They can fit all three games on one cartridge. So why are
they selling them in three separate versions? Doesn't Nintendo respect
and care for their fanboys? It is easy to see how Nintendo got so many
billions in their bank account. They have fleeced consumers and their
fanboys. I hope someone stands up against this, and calls Nintendo out.
Well besides Family Friendly Gaming that is. I hope to have a review of
Fire Emblem Fates in issue #106.
Thus far in playing Fire Emblem Fates, there are things we like, and
things we do not like. Nintendo packed Fire Emblem Fates with all kinds
of offensive content. They attack Biblical marriage in Fire Emblem
Fates. There is the violence in the turn based battles. Watching those
fight scenes is boring beyond belief. I enjoy fast forwarding them.
Amiibo support helps if you already own those characters. If not, that
is even more money for content included in the game. There are numerous
difficulty settings. Casual gamers will enjoy Phoenix mode. Characters
on your team that die come right back to life on the next player's turn.
Fire Emblem Fates can be difficult and have your dead characters stay
dead forever. The axe, sword, spear system is still there, and as
annoying as ever. Staffs are the only weapons that need to be
re-purchased in Fire Emblem Fates. Which is neat. I hated weapons only
having so many uses.
Fire Emblem Fates would be worth thirty dollars if all three campaigns
were included on one physical cartridge. Since Nintendo split it, then
divide that by three. The campaigns are not that different. Players can
see different sides of the same war. Kind of like what was done in
Shining Force III. In case you are wondering we still consider Shining
Force to be better than Fire Emblem Fates. There have been improvements
in the franchise, and there have been things that went the wrong
direction. Nintendo can make the claim they provide for everyone, but we
all know that is not true. There are always people that are not going to
like certain aspects of certain games. Fire Emblem Fates is a great
example of this. I am disappointed with Fire Emblem Fates.
{03/02/2016} - Teen Gamer
Want more info on this
product, the company that made this product?
Set web browser to:
Link
Make a Purchase - Birthright
Got a question, comment,
or a concern regarding this
preview?
Email them to:
SoundOff@familyfriendlygaming.com