Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE is a crossover role-playing video game developed by Atlus and Intelligent Systems for the Wii U, based on the two companies' Shin Megami Tensei and Fire Emblem series, respectively.
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I love Fire Emblem. I like Persona. I hate this game. There were two (2) things I enjoyed about it.
1. Laughing at it while playing with a friend
2. Larabel is in the cafe and Anna is in the shop, that's a cute detail
1. Laughing at it while playing with a friend
2. Larabel is in the cafe and Anna is in the shop, that's a cute detail
Not to be that guy but this game really should've been billed as Persona x Fire Emblem. We could've had a game where you do demon negotiation with Hector or something but instead its just watered down persona with the shadow dragon cast. I don't mind the story revolving around idols but it's not particularly interesting and again seems more like a persona plot beat. Isn't persona more popular? WTF was the marketing team thinking. Anyway had to stop playing because the emulator kept crashing but from what I saw the dungeons were alright and the gameplay was tight if nothing else.
YUME NO TOCHUU KIMI NI MUCHUU
CHIKAZUITE KITE
AITAI KEDO MADA AENAI
WATASHI NO OTSUKISAMA
CHIKAZUITE KITE
AITAI KEDO MADA AENAI
WATASHI NO OTSUKISAMA
Dungeon crawling and battle system are good enough tbh. But we got robbed, and we know it. We could had a proper indirect return of Majin Tensei if you think about it.
Got this game cause I am a big Fire Emblem head only for it to be 90% SMT with idols instead and the only fire emblem bits being shadow dragon/awakening characters 3 times removed from their original appearances. Strange game design having the last characters you get being the tanks.
I couldn't really get myself to care about what was going on in this game.
Maybe it was the character writing or the worldbuilding it was doing, but nothing gripped me enough to keep me going. I didn't find the characters particularly interesting, which... kind of matters to me as a Fire Emblem fan. Felt very flat.
I'll have to give this game another chance. I'll probably play the Switch port at some point.
Maybe it was the character writing or the worldbuilding it was doing, but nothing gripped me enough to keep me going. I didn't find the characters particularly interesting, which... kind of matters to me as a Fire Emblem fan. Felt very flat.
I'll have to give this game another chance. I'll probably play the Switch port at some point.