It doesn’t make the game terrible by any means but it would have been nice to have the option there for those that want it. The one big omission from the 3DS version is the removal of the two-player co-op mode, you are strictly limited to single player action only, which is a real shame considering how fun it is to play with a friend. Fire Emblem Warriors takes what the developer did previously with Hyrule Warriors and makes a few neat little touches here and there to make it a better game overall. Don’t get me wrong though, eventually, it grew a little stale on me but much later than I anticipated. Of course this may be because it was based on my favourite Nintendo series, Zelda, but the gameplay was largely the same as the Dynasty Warriors games, and in all honesty, I’ve just never found them to be fun because you are effectively pressing the same button over and over again. It said a lot to me that whilst I’ve never been a Dynasty Warriors fan, I absolutely loved Koei Tecmo’s last outing, Hyrule Warriors. And you can also add in fewer characters on screen at once and missing graphical effects during special attacks. But the pre-rendered cutscenes look pretty bad when compared to its Switch counterpart. Of course, graphics aren’t going to be as good, we all knew that. However, Fire Emblem Warriors does suffer in the overall presentation.
This means extra buttons with the C-Stick and 2 extra shoulder buttons and for the most part, a framerate that actually may be better than the Switch version. Hyrule Warriors Legends ran incredibly poorly on the original 3DS models and Nintendo have made the right choice in making this a NEW 3DS exclusive. Unlike Hyrule Warriors Legends, you cannot play this game on anything other than Nintendo’s ‘NEW’ line of 3DS’ and 2DS’.
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Most importantly, the gameplay is exactly the same, you’re not going to go from the 3DS version over to the Switch version and think that the gameplay is tons better, because it feels exactly the same with the sole exception that I much prefer playing with the Switch Pro Controller over the 3DS (or any controller for that matter). So rather than completely go over the same things that we said in our Switch Review, such as the story, I will by and large try and focus on what’s new and of course, express my own personal thoughts on Fire Emblem Warriors in general.Īs mentioned, much of the game remains intact, the story is exactly the same, you complete the same missions and you meet and play as the same characters. They should also be commended for keeping the core of the game largely the same, you can tell they haven’t just pushed a version out there just for the sake of it, they have actually spent time and effort in making sure that 3DS owners will get just as much enjoyment out of this version, as Switch owners get out of that version. So whilst some may question the decision to release two versions, I personally think that Nintendo should be commended for still adhering to owners of their previous console, even if it is now, to put it politely, old news. It’s easy to overlook it, but let’s not forget that there are still a lot of fans out there that have yet to jump ship to the Switch yet. Also, coupled with the fact that the Switch version is clearly going to be the best version visually and performance wise, it’s easy to see why the 3DS version might get cast aside. After all, the Switch is still a fairly new machine so obviously, that version is going to be pushed a lot more than the 3DS version. You’d be forgiven for not even realising that Fire Emblem Warriors released on not just the Nintendo Switch, but the New Nintendo 3DS too.
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