While many happy homes have welcomed the Nintendo Switch, the Nintendo 3DS family still has life left within it. One of its bigger forthcoming releases is Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, which will ride into stores on May 19. However, a Limited Edition of the game will also be available for dedicated fans.
Here’s the list of the Limited Edition’s spoils:
The Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia Limited Edition bundle will cost $59.99.
Additionally, a new two-figure amiibo bundle containing Alm and Celica will arrive on the same day for $24.99. Both will offer benefits in the game, as players can save their respective character’s stats on the figure. The Alm and Celica amiibo will also grant players access to their specific dungeons, and offer aid in battle.
Moreover, strategists can also use the six Fire Emblem characters from the Super Smash Bros. amiibo line: Marth, Roy, Ike, Robin, Lucina and the still-unreleased (and completely well-received) Corrin. Scanning these miniatures will bestow players with a spiritual rendition of the hero in question.
Fire Emblem Heroes, Nintendo’s third mobile game, is the most recent title in the long-running series. The brand has become a premiere franchise for Nintendo and its developer, Intelligent Systems; two more installments are planned for release after Shadows of Valentia. Fire Emblem Warriors, a spin-off for the 3DS and Switch, is scheduled for the fall season. A brand new mainline entry for the Switch is also planned for next year.
Will you purchase the newest Fire Emblem game?
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