Since there are many new fans to the series and many people who might be interested in getting into the Trails series, I've decided to put together a chart showing the order of each arc and how they are segmented.
(YMMV) Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave (Switch 2) is $69.97 or ~$59.99 at Walmart w/ code FAST30 or SAVE3X https://t.co/m0k2U6HonB #ad
Switch to pickup and/or add banana if code doesn't work. Banana: https://t.co/0JIwejW9tL
$69.97 Amazon https://t.co/UXdnE2ypCt
This video already has more comments on it in less than 24 hours than even the FIRST Trails in the Sky video. The amount of love and support has been staggering, I genuinely don't know what to say, other than thank you.
I can't wait to experience this arc alongside you all. โค๏ธ
Falcom update on the recruit page shows two new composers (sound creator) with one of them mentioning composing BGM for a new title.
Total amount of Employees at Nihon Falcom: 74
Sound Creator: https://t.co/VlGS05rAfS
Update to their recruit page: https://t.co/fjqHQqkBwW
Big Smile ๐
This is a birthday present for my friend! Happy birthday to her! I wanted to draw something that is fresh, fun, cute, and of course Laura (she likes Laura).
I hope her big smile can bring you happiness at least for today!
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Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave (Switch 2 physical) preorder is $69.97 on Amazon ($10 off physical MSRP) https://t.co/Jcg0pYXjMo
Walmart https://t.co/X16fRJhjEP #ad
price generally goes back to MSRP when its released
Falcom has taken down the fan-run 'Falcom Music Channel' (a YouTube page they'd even link to themselves!).๐น Despite once lax rules for use, Josep (who ran the page) would also try crediting individual composers who are otherwise more simply credited as 'Falcom Sound Team JDK'.
@Lennyohh He wants to try DK64! Though he has no idea about Sega and Sonic the Hedgehog. Im probably busting out the old Dreamcast for some Sonic Adventure 2 next ๐
Teaching my son the benefits of physical ownership of games!๐ The ability to play a game purchased decades ago without having to re-buy or pay a subscription to access (and in its original form) is something we used to just expect. I hope we can continue to do this for new games for decades to come! ๐
I believe the continued ability to buy physical console games is key to this and hope enough gamers vote with their wallets against companies intending to take away the freedom to truly purchase (not license) unalterable physical video games.
Here's to hoping a certain corporate decision is seriously reconsidered ๐คฆโโ๏ธ
That aside, when my son saw the character and stage selection screens of Super Smash Bros. 64, I got a "Is this it?" ๐ He's hooked to Super Mario 64 though! ๐