Watch 30 Minutes Of Fire Emblem Fates Gameplay

Fire Emblem Fates is coming to North America in 2016, and during today’s Nintendo’s Treehouse Live@E3 livestream, the Treehouse showed off 30 minutes of footage from the upcoming RPG. You can watch this below.

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In Japan, Fire Emblem Fates is being released in two versions. Depending on the version you own, you’ll get to play through two different stories, and the game also features a greater emphasis on making choices along the way. As of now, it is unconfirmed whether Nintendo will adopt the dual-version format in the West, but it kind of sounds like they will.

 

We’ll have more information on Fire Emblem Fates in the future.


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