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There’s a new Zelda coming out this year. The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening is heading exclusively to Nintendo Switch on September 20. This is a complete remake of the Game Boy game that released back in 1993. The art style is a cute mix of cartoonish and realistic, resulting in a game that almost looks like a moving miniature toy set. As you play, you’ll earn chambers you can use to craft your very own dungeons.
If you’re all-in on this reinvention of the classic game, you can preorder now. Read on to see where it’s available.
Men in Black: International hits theaters this week! We already showed you every Men in Black alien from the first three movies, but if there’s one thing the MiB series is known for as much as its diverse array of alien creatures, it’s its “borrowed” alien tech. From Neuralyzers (at least four different kinds!) to Series 4 De-Atomizers, today we present every single gadget used by the MiBs in the first three films.
For anyone who hasn’t seen all the Men in Black movies (the last of which came out seven years ago), be warned: The following shiny futuristic doodads contain major spoilers for the first three films…
We got another look at Fire Emblem: Three Houses at Nintendo’s E3 2019 Direct. On the show floor during the company’s Treehouse Live, we saw even more gameplay from the upcoming tactical RPG, including the way permadeath works–or doesn’t.
A tweet from the official Nintendo America Twitter account went into detail about a new ability called Divine Pulse. If you use the ability, you’re able to go back a few moves or to the very beginning of the match if things don’t play out in your favor. The ability is limited though, and there’s no confirmation on how many times it can be used, what the requirements are for use, or how to replenish charges after use. It’s an interesting take on the franchise’s typical permadeath feature and quite similar to Mila’s Turnwheel from the 3DS’ Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia.
Made a big mistake in battle and lost one of your favorite units? Activate Divine Pulse and undo a costly mistake in #FireEmblem: Three Houses! This powerful ability is limited, so use it wisely when the game launches on 7/26! #NintendoTreehouseLivehttps://t.co/oxGuEcJ8Om pic.twitter.com/HAfQox1ZvL
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) June 12, 2019
The sixteenth mainline Fire Emblem game and the first on home consoles since 2007’s Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn, Fire Emblem: Three Houses takes you to a continent called Fódlan, where the Church of Seiros exists at the center of it all. Similar to previous Fire Emblem entries, your customizable character is an advisor. However, you’re a professor at the Officer’s Academy this time around, with your warriors–who are divided into three houses based on their respective nation–as your students.
Pre-orders for the tactical RPG are now up and there are a few different versions to purchase from a few different retailers, each with their own unique bonuses. Fire Emblem: Three Houses will launch on July 26 for Nintendo Switch.
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