New details touched on in the broadcast included a new move known as "trance", which lets you temporarily play as characters from past Final Fantasy games, including XIII's lead lady Lightning, and FF VII's Cloud - but perhaps the biggest news comes from what's going to be in the retail offering. Exploring the game's worlds and dungeons, you'll have to work together with your buddies to take down any enemies you come across - although if you're venturing alone, you can catch and train monsters to fight alongside you.
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Final Fantasy Explorers steps away from the series turn-based roots, and instead offers a real time combat experience for up to four friends to enjoy.
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Dragon Quest VII and VIII coming to the westĬontinuing a theme, last night's Nintendo Direct also brought us an update on another much anticipated role playing game - this time from the granddaddy of them all, Final Fantasy. If you fancy getting all the Fire Emblem goodness in one go, though, you can always plump for the collectors edition, which includes all three stories, and an art book - although how much it'll cost remains to be seen. As another announcement that leaves us somewhat on the fence, Fire Emblem Fates will also be having a third story released at a later date as a paid downloadable add-on. Whether there'll be enough differences to warrant releasing them as two separate games remains to be seen, but we'll be keeping our fingers quietly crossed. Apparently, Birthright will be the easier game, suited to beginners, while Conquest will be more appropriate for seasoned Fire Emblem fans. On day one, there will be two different versions available: Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright, and Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest, with each following the same story, but telling it from a different perspective. What's most unique about Fates is how its release is being handled.
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The long awaited sequel to one of the best games to ever grace the 3DS, Fire Emblem: Fates is a turn-based, grid-based strategy game set in a fantasy world, where you can not only manage your team on the battlefield - but you can manage their relationships off it as well. While it may not have kicked off the broadcast, one of the biggest snippets of news to come out of last night's Nintendo Direct was about Fire Emblem: Fates. Plenty of strategic battling fun to be had