A port of Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE
You and the rising stars you call friends will need to call on your own creative power - manifested as iconic Fire Emblem characters - to wage a secret war on rogue spirits that feed on creativity. Each encounter will immerse you in deep, turn-based battles that blend the combat of the Fire Emblem and Shin Megami Tensei series into one brutal harmony. Fuse items to craft weaponry; then play to your strengths and crush your foes. Around every corner you'll find fun nods to multiple fandoms, including Fire Emblem references, dungeons themed to the entertainment industry, and stunning musical performances.
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I had a blast with this game. Granted, I played this before any Persona game - and the story, world, and characters are pretty flat in comparison. Still, the main cast and side stories are lovable and it's a fun glimpse into Japanese pop culture. The soundtrack is wonderful and production for the J-pop songs in particular is phenomenal.
sería 5* si la historia la hubiera escrito alguien con más de 10 años
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This was an amazingly fun atlus game with dungeon crawling that felt reminsecent of the later persona games with a new cast member joining each chapter and having a new dungeon to conquer as well, but the ties to Fire Emblem were so second thought and feeling that even the special costumes you can unlock are Atlus properties not Fire Emblem. When they start singing about Fire Emblem in the finale I fucking cackled because it felt so forced like "oh shit this is a cross over. Make the protagonist look like Marth and lets fight a dragon or whatever."
¿Te gustan las idols?, no, en serio, ¿te gustan las idols? Pues si eres fan de los RPGs y las idols, este juego es para ti al 100%
It is what you expect from a Fire Emblem plot, but with idols, literally half (all friendly mirages) of the cast has amnesia in the first chapters of the game. There's also a mind control plot. Literally cannot win, everybody needs dumb shit happening to their brains apparently. Combat is entirely dedicated to a combo system that gets boring real fast, and its either too easy or suddenly bosses do all of your health in one hit, so you need to grind until its easy again.
How do guys combine two of my favorite franchises and make such a bad game? The game itself is a normal, very easy SMT. The biggest problem is the story, which isn't the best. Pizza and hot dogs are very tasty, but if you throwing one on top of the other doesn't work well