Bargains for the game, hardware, digital and physical too.
After long last you can finally count down the days until Fire Emblem Fates on your hands! It’s been a while since the game was announced, released in Japan, got a US release date, was released in America and eventually we got ours.
For Fire Emblem Fates, Nintendo has chosen to split the game up into two different stories. This isn’t your standard Pokemon version split with slightly different monsters to battle or collect, no the difference between Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright and Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest is more than that.
Each of the games has a completely different ‘path’ of a story but it’s more than that each game has been tweaked at its core to offer two different experiences. Birthright, is the more newcomer friendly title. Very similar to Awakening, has more simple objectives and gives out items and money more freely. The story is also more ‘friendly’ and perhaps a little less deep.
Conquest, is more complex and offers less money and items. It’s the title for Fire Emblem veterans. There are more changes and complex story differences than what we’ve said here but for the sake of a bargain guide this should help you choose which game you should buy. Check out Nintendo’s guide for more information.
The third Path Revelations will be released later and include characters from both Birthright and Conquest. So it’s worth playing both of the games before moving on this, but you don’t have to buy both games.
So do you have to buy both games to get the full experience. Yes, but you don’t have to get both cards if you don’t want to. You might see both Birthright and Conquest in stores but after a certain time in either game (chapter 6) you can then download the other version in the in-game menu for a healthy discount of $26AUD / $34NZD.
If you were lucky and bought the special edition of the game then you don’t have to worry, you get one cartridge with both stories and then third downloadable story as well. Nintendo of America put this handy flow-chart together if you’re still not sure what to pick up.
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