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Fire Emblem's character models have odd feet, and in a recent interview between the North American localization team and the Japanese developers, we find out why, along with a number of other Fire Emblem tidbits. In regard to the feet, this is what Awakening's Toshiyuki Kusakihara had to say... More

Fire Emblem fans have it tough. The series took its sweet time coming stateside, and even as Japan receives new entries in the series, we can never be certain which will arrive here. So it's understandable why fans would be upset by the Fire Emblem: Awakening's delay, reported yesterday . Nintendo... More

Concrete answers have been ambiguous, but according to a few different retailers, Fire Emblem: Awakening has been delayed by a few days. I called a few Best Buy and GameStop stores, some nearby, some far away, and most were reporting a small delay. The Best Buys I spoke to said the game probably wouldn't... More

Fire Emblem: Awakening is coming to 3DS next week, but you can go ahead and get an early start on your strategies by watching this video. It's not surprising to learn that characters level up as they battle, but things get a little complicated when you factor in bases classes, advanced classes, and... More

The Shin Megami Tensei series and the Fire Emblem series are teaming up for a new game. Nintendo wasn't able to offer any details on how the game plays, or when it's coming, or what it is exactly, but it looks like it features many characters from assorted games across both series. Nintendo cited... More

Nintendo revealed a number of release dates this morning for games we're all very excited about. Here's the list of release dates for everything else, both physical and digital. A note for those unfamiliar with release date lingo: Q1 stands for quarter one, which means it should be showing up... More

Fire Emblem: Awakening is the next title in the turn-based series, and it's set to release on February 4th. It won't be the only new product Nintendo is shipping to stores on that day, however, as a new 3DS bundle will come with the game pre-installed. Previously rumored , this $199.99 package... More

Nintendo hasn't discussed price, or release date, but it has confirmed that a very cool Fire Emblem: Awakening bundle is coming to United States. I'm disappointed to see that it is the original model of 3DS, and not the superior 3DS XL, but it is very nice looking, and not garish, which sometimes... More

Nintendo laid out a rough idea of what it's planning to release in Japan, Europe, and the United States from July onward as part of its earnings report. There aren't any revelatory details in the document , but the list does provide a glimpse at the differences of both timing and release dates... More

Nintendo's 3DS had to give up most of the spotlight to the Wii U at E3 this year, but that doesn't mean that nothing exciting is happening on the system. Nintendo of America's Reggie Fils-Aime has confirmed that Fire Emblem Awakening (recently released in Japan) will be coming overseas. Fils... More

Outside of seeing how the game plays, there isn't a whole lot that can be gathered from the video if you don't speak Japanese, but it looks cool. This clip comes from a streaming video conference Nintendo aired earlier this week. Nintendo showed clips of assorted games and talked about the health... More

Nintendo has never offered paid DLC for any of its games, but that is set to change in March when paid DLC will be made available for the Japanese 3DS Fire Emblem game. The DLC will cost a few hundred yen and will offer new additional content for the game, as opposed the the type of DLC often seen on... More

There are a ton of games Japan gets to play that we don't. There are several on the Nintendo DS, as a matter of fact. Nintendo president Satoru Iwata says the company is localizing these games' and testing their potential overseas success, which could result in new U.S. releases. Nintendo needs... More

Nintendo has released a Japanese trailer (embedded below) for what appears to be an upcoming DS remake of the third Fire Emblem game, which originally appeared on Japan's 16-bit Super Famicom in 1994. There has been no announcement of a U.S. release yet, but it's a safe bet – we've... More