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Nintendo Details Fire Emblem Warriors DLC Plans
Nintendo has announced its DLC plans for Fire Emblem Warriors for both the Switch and 3DS versions (both out October 20), with the Switch getting its own special edition.
Here's are the DLC details (text from Nintendo):
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Season Pass (Oct. 20, $19.99): The Fire Emblem Warriors Season Pass includes all three DLC packs, which become available as they release. Each DLC pack is filled with new playable characters and weapons. By purchasing the Season Pass for either the Nintendo Switch or New Nintendo 3DS version, players will receive a bridal costume for Lucina.
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DLC Pack #1 (Dec 2017, $8.99): The content in this pack is inspired by Fire Emblem Fates.
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DLC Pack #2 (Feb 2018, $8.99): Many of the characters and items in this DLC pack hail from Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon.
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DLC Pack #3 (March 2018, $8.99): Fans of Fire Emblem Awakening will love this DLC, as much of the content is themed after the classic game.
Meanwhile, the Switch special edition (shown) comes with the game, character cards, poster, and CD music set.
For more on the game's Awakening characters, check out this trailer.
[Source: Nintendo]
Our Take
While playing the game with different characters is certainly one of the draws of the title, is it disappointing that the DLC doesn't includes new modes?
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