Fire Emblem Fates is an even more ambitious proposition ... while the cutscenes and character portraits look fantastic and really bring the cast to life. Overall it’s a high quality experience ...

Fire Emblem Fates is the seventh game in the series to hit North America, although it’s actually the fifteenth entry overall. If you’ve played a Fire Emblem game before you should be familiar ...

ready for you to battle and recruit Once you choose your path between Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright and Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest, you will enter a complete gameplay experience with different ...

They’ll have different character portraits and appearances than the ... There are two rewards earned from this Fire Emblem Fates map. The first item is a Fell Brand, which allows one male ...

But buying it is somewhat confusing, because Nintendo has actually released three separate games with the Fire Emblem Fates name. They all start the same way, and only two of them are available at ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Fire Emblem Fates is composed of three games that each have individual stories, gameplay, and price tags. Unless you preordered the $80 special ...

That’s what makes it such a fitting sequel to Fire Emblem Awakening ... and was widely praised by critics and fans.) The way Fates capitalizes on Awakening’s strengths feels more natural ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Fire Emblem Fates is out today, and it comes in two different versions: Birthright and Conquest. Which one should you play first? Fire Emblem ...

There’s a lot to do in Fire Emblem Fates, but that means there are also a few extra features that don’t always get a lot of attention when people are visiting people’s castles, going through ...

UPDATE: Fire Emblem Fates is out in the UK this week, so we thought you'd like to catch up on some of the Fates stuff you might have missed during the US and Japan launches. Some of the most heart ...

Fire Emblem Fates smartly revises a quarter-century old battle system and offers ever more reasons to care about your little chess pieces, but neither version does enough to welcome new players.