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The Original Fire Emblem Is A Weird Game For The Switch To End Its Year On – Kotaku Australia
I’ve spent the last week, in odd moments here and there, helping Fire Emblem’s Prince Marth search for a legendary sword and defeat the forces of darkness to rescue…
Ive spent the last week, in odd moments here and there, helping Fire Emblems Prince Marth search for a legendary sword and defeat the forces of darkness to rescue his kingdom from an evil wizard. Throughout all of it, in good times and bad, one question kept bubbling up to the surface: why?
Why did Nintendo decide to finally port Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, a never-before-localised 30-year-old Famicom game, to the Switch in 2020? Why is it charging $US6 ($8) for the game instead…
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