This Week In Imports: Will Japan Show More Affection For Persona Or Fire Emblem?

Fire Emblem Fates launches in Japan with a Pokémon-like release. The strategy RPG’s story will split into different paths depending on what version you get after chapter six. Nintendo also has a special edition release with both story paths plus an extra storyline. The digital version is unique since it gives players a choice, but locks the path once players choose which way to go.

Persona 4: Dancing All Night also debuts in Japan with a canon storyline that takes place after Persona 4: Golden. The Vita music game has remixes of Persona tunes and makes Nanako playable.

PlayStation Vita
5 Nin no Prince: Himitsu no Keiyaku Kekkon
Chaos; Child
Fushigi no Gensokyo The Tower of Desire
Grisaia no Kajitsu Spinout !? Idol Mahou Shoujo Chiruchiru Michiru
Harvest OverRay
Hotline Miami Collected Edition
Persona 4: Dancing All Night
School Wars: Zenkan Pack Honpen & Sotsugyou Sensen
Shinobi Koi Utsutsu Yukitsuki Hanakoi Emaki

Nintendo 3DS
Fire Emblem Fates
Kaitou Joker: Toki wo Koeru Kaitou to Ushinawareta Houseki

PlayStation 4
Chaos;Child
Hotline Miami Collected Edition
Ride
Watch Dogs Complete Edition

Xbox One
Azito x Tatsunoko Legends
Ride

PlayStation 3
Chaos;Child
Ride

Key European Releases
Batman: Arkham Knight (PS4, Xbox One PC)
Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward (PS4, PC)
Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley (3DS)
J-Stars Victory Vs+ (PS4, PS3, Vita)
Yoshi’s Woolly World (Wii U)

Key Domestic Releases
Batman: Arkham Knight (PS4, Xbox One PC)
Devil May Cry 4 Special Edigion (PS4, Xbox One PC)
Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward (PS4, PC)
Never Alone (Wii U)
Shantae: Risky’s Revenge Director’s Cut (PS4)
Suikoden III (PS2 Classics)