Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and Blade of Light It first came to the West in December this year through the Nintendo Switch version.
Nintendo announced this week that it will release a special localized version of the original Fire Emblem game to Nintendo Switch in December, 30 years after its initial release in Japan.
“Shadow Dragon and Blade of Light” will be available on the Nintendo eShop on December 4th,
Last class #FireEmblem The history of the 30th anniversary of the fire logo.
✅Copy NES Game Pak artwork and game box
✅mini #NintendoPower Collection
Inheritance of the traditional art of Arch Alcania
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-Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) October 22, 2020
Get a lesson in #FireEmblem history with the Fire Emblem 30th Anniversary Edition.
✅ Replica NES Game Pak art piece & game box
✅ Mini #NintendoPower collectible
✅ Legacy of Archanea deluxe art book
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— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) October 22, 2020
Strangely, like other recent Nintendo products (such as the “Super Mario Bros. 35” and “Super Mario 3D All-Star” trilogy), the game will only be available in limited quantities.
If you want to keep the game, you need to buy it before March 31, 2021. Obviously, it will be suspended in time on the 30th anniversary of the release of the series, but this remains to be determined.
The game is not the exact port of the original title. The game has some enhancements that make it easier for modern players to play the game in 25 hardcore chapters.
For example, if you mess up something, you can rewind the turn, and the player can quickly move forward in the enemy’s turn.
As you can see in the tweet embedded above, there will also be physical versions of the game appearing on the West Coast.
The limited-edition physical release-called the Fire Emblem 30th Anniversary Edition-is priced at US$49.99 (or local currency equivalent).
