Shadow Stalker X

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Put up a couple of posts myself. (Nickname: Shadow)

Got basically a near maxed team, so hopefully I can StreetPass someone from here.

This is a bit minor, but I believe there is a small update on the situation. http://gonintendo.com/?mode=viewstory&id=213550 From this article, Sega of America has laid off an unknown number of employees. Looks like they're getting ready.

I believe they're factoring in the cost of making such a game. Since it would be for Wii U, there is expectations of the such a game being HD, which ups the cost of the game even further.

As was previously stated, the 390,000 is the combination of both the retail and the digital versions sold. I remember the article you're speaking about it, but I believe it was Intelligent Systems saying that a Wii U Fire Emblem game would need to sell 700,000 to be a worthwhile game to make.

Most likely, but I think everyone would still like to know the actual numbers sold there, something that even now I haven't heard anything about.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/09/12/madden-nfl-25-saints-row-iv-top-us-sales-in-august?abthid=523251b4f8aefdec3700002d According to IGN's NPD report, Awakening has sold 390,000 copies so far. Combined with ~500,000 that Japan sold, we almost know that this is the first Fire Emblem to sell 1,000,000 copies.

I would certainly love for them to announce a new Fire Emblem game.

The $30 are meant for the eShop, and yes this includes DLC as well.

http://gonintendo.com/?mode=viewstory&id=207139 That's quite a lot to sell for a Fire Emblem game, but if they put their full effort into it, and such a game is released worldwide, they could probably pull it off.

It seems like a good idea, but nowadays, I don't think magic that costs HP to cast would be well received, especially since the characters that have magic typically have lower HP than other characters anyway. If IS ever decided to remake Gaiden, I doubt they use that system, and stick to the formula that works.

As I understand with the updates, North America should be getting updates 1 and 2 at some point. It doesn't seem like Europe entirely has the first update yet, since there are many cases of the people getting errors when they try to access the StreetPass shop. One other thing I heard about. Apparently the Fire Emblem: Awakening demo is broken with the new system update (at least North America, don't know about Europe).

I'd like to contribute, but unfortunately I don't really have much money on hand. I wouldn't know what kind of questions to ask Kaga, but one thing I'd like to hear from the Awakening staff would be the reasons why several of the characters don't have children of their own (Say'ri, Flavia, etc.), and also why those same characters don't have much in the way of supports at all.

http://www.officialnintendomagazine.co.uk/50069/features/the-making-of-fire-emblem-awakening/?page=1 Since Awakening holds a center focus of the interview, I thought it best to put it here. It seems at least that IS gives a slightly different explanation in regards to the reason for the characters' "feet" as well.

It wouldn't be difficult to make finding the support amounts required for the different sets a community based project, since something like that is already being done for the DLC and support convos. An easy way I'm seeing to do this is grab a bunch of Seeds of Trust from the Summer and Hot Spring Scramble maps, and use them on Fort Steiger map skirmishes. With the way the map starts up, you can park a unit in the door of the throne room to deal with the enemies, and have the support pair use the Seeds without the numbers being affected by external sources (You can also have Chrom there if you need access to the convoy for more Seeds).

Well, got them done. Tiki/Aversa Say'ri/Anna Cynthia/Kjelle

Sorry to hear about your file, Faye. Since the claims for them have opened up, I'll take the Anna/Say'ri, Tiki/Aversa, and Cynthia/Kjelle Hot Spring convos. I'll try and have them up sometime tomorrow afternoon.

The Future Past 3 ended up being no problem (I ended up 1 rounding it). I had Tharja and Miriel both use Mire on Grima for some damage, Emmeryn Rescue Avatar paired w/ Cordelia. Cordelia kills one of the enemies surrounding Grima, Galeforce, switch to Avatar, kill Grima.

Got my claim for The Future Past 3 Gregor > Gerome

The Future Past 3 for $3.00 Apotheosis for $2.50. Cheaper than I expected, but I'm not complaining.

http://gonintendo.com/?mode=viewstory&id=203266 Looks like NoA's E3 Direct will occur on June 11th at 7 a.m. PST, and Europe's will be occurring at 4 p.m. CEST.

Surprised that Awakening could have been the last Fire Emblem. At the very least, since IS learned how to make an amazing selling Fire Emblem game, I think there will be more good games to come. If that is truly the case, then Fire Emblem will go on to sell millions of copies on future titles.

I don't think that's the case. The entire reason Yen'fay sided with Walhart and Excellus to begin with was because Excellus was basically holding Say'ri hostage. The Yen'fay that came from the alternate timeline from what I could tell, wasn't able to make the conscious decision of joining them, and Say'ri died because of it. As for the scene Chrom's army comes to in Chapter 15, I'm given the impression that Excellus was going to have her captured, and kept on a tight leash just to fully ensure Yen'fay's cooperation.

I'm trying to remember, was it specifically mentioned at any point that Say'ri was dead in Lucina's timeline. Because the Future Past shows us that there is countless timelines, and Say'ri could have died in any of them. And Say'ri's potential child could have come from an alternate timeline as well like Morgan did.