Gaming
Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade To Launch On The Japanese Wii U eShop Next Week
The Fire Emblem series has managed to become successful in the West only recently, with Nintendo deciding to localize the GameBoy Advance entries of the series following the popularity of Roy and Marth. Not all of these games have been translated in English, unfortunately, and one of the GBA games exclusive to Japan is going to be released on the Wii U eShop next week.
Earlier today Nintendo has confirmed that Fire Emblem: Fuin No Tsurugi, commonly known in the West as Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade, is going to be released on the Japanese Wii U eShop on September 2nd. The game will be available for purchase for the price of 902 yen.
As stated above, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade has never been localized so chances are slim for a release on the North American and European Wii U eShops. Considering the series currently popularity, however, the Japanese company may end up doing what they did with the original Mother a few months ago and release the game in English for the first time on the Wii U eShop. We will keep you updated on the matter as soon as possible.
Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade plays not too differently from other classic entries of the Fire Emblem series. The game, set before the events of Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken, takes place on the content of Elibe, a continent split into six different nations. Following the successful invasion of the kingdoms of Ilia and Sacae by the king of Bern, Roy is forced to return home and take control of the Lycia’s army in order to prevent King Zephiel to conquer the Kingdom. Being the direct prequel of Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken, Fire Emblem: Binding Blade features a lot of characters from the game in their younger forms as well as others tied to Rekka no Ken’s characters
Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade will be released on the Japanese Wii U eShop next week, on September 2nd. There are currently no news on a possible Western release of the game, but we will let you know more about it as soon as more comes in.
We expected it to be big, but this big? Only ten hours after Rockstar unceremoniously released GTA 6’s trailer after an unexpected leak, it has over 50 million views. This video is the top trending video on YouTube worldwide, ignoring mirrors from IGN and Gamespot.
Instead of waiting until later today, the developer released the first footage of the latest Grand Theft Auto after a watermarked version leaked on Twitter. The team is understandably upset, but the video’s overwhelming response will reassure it. It has 50 million views and 6.5 million likes.
This could reach 100 million by the end of the day as it’s shared worldwide and fans search for Easter eggs and secrets. How many times have you seen the new trailer?
PS Plus Essential members can redeem three more PS5 and PS4 games on the PS Store now. LEGO 2K Drive, PowerWash Simulator, and Sable are available until January 2, 2024. These are available to UK and European users now, and the US will follow later today.
58% of nearly 10,000 users called this month’s selection “crap.” If you think the lineup is decent, LEGO 2K Drive and PowerWash Simulator are your top picks. The monthly PS Plus update will bring more games to PS Plus Extra and Premium subscribers in a few weeks.
Rockstar was about to release the biggest video game trailer ever when it was abruptly halted. An anonymous Twitter account uploaded a low-quality Grand Theft Auto VI trailer with dirty crypto watermarks, which quickly spread online.
The real article was published early by Rockstar, who lamented, “Our trailer has leaked, so please watch the real thing on YouTube.”
The official trailer is great and doesn’t surprise anyone; GTA VI will be amazing. Fans are thrilled to see the long-awaited successor to Grand Theft Auto V, but at least one developer is furious. It’s unfortunate to see another leak on GTA VI’s release day after one this week.
Senior gameplay animator Javier Altman said, “This f***ing sucks.” Altman added that he was “hoping to watch this for the first time tomorrow along with my fellow teammates and coworkers.” Facing frustration, Altman wrote, “We deserved that moment. Our work makes me proud. Enjoy the trailer, everyone.”
Altman wrote an hour after the trailer was released (thanks, VGC) and the leaked video was removed: “Crying with joy at the response. I can’t believe I’m involved.”
Think about this unfortunate series of events. Does the official GTA VI trailer live up to expectations?
- Gadgets9 years ago
Why the Nexus 7 is still a good tablet in 2015
- Mobile Devices9 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 vs Galaxy Note 5: is there room for improvement?
- Editorials9 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 – How bad updates prevent people from enjoying their phones
- Mobile Devices8 years ago
Nexus 5 2015 and Android M born to be together
- Gaming9 years ago
New Teaser For Five Nights At Freddy’s 4
- Mobile Devices8 years ago
Google not releasing Android M to Nexus 7
- Gadgets9 years ago
Moto G Android 5.0.2 Lollipop still has a memory leak bug
- Mobile Devices8 years ago
Nexus 7 2015: Huawei and Google changing the game