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You Can Replace Your Fire Emblem: Three Houses Box Art With Your Own House Choice
Early on in Fire Emblem: Three Houses, you are asked to make a choice of which of the eponymous three houses you want to teach and ally yourself with. When you make that choice, you basically bleed those colors, so obviously you're going to have an emotional attachment to the Black Eagles, Golden Deer, or Blue Lions. Now you can represent that on the game's box art.
As part of a new MyNintendo reward, you can spend 50 coins (the kind you get from just logging in) to print off box art showing only your chosen house leader. The retail box art shows both versions of Byleth as well as the three houses above them, with Golden Deer's Claude inexplicably upside down at the top. If you bought the game on the eShop, you could always pick up a spare Switch case and use that, too.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses released last week on Nintendo Switch. You can read our review right here. In other Fire Emblem news, Nintendo is planning to update the game to replace the voice of the male protagonist after it was discovered he abused a former partner.
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