It might not make up entirely for the lack of features with Switch Online, but it is a promotion I'd like to see Nintendo of America make use of (the company did offer a trial of Mario Tennis Aces last year). Playable for a few hours at most, this free week is a pretty big step up from what Sony offers. PlayStation Plus subscribers have access to a number of trials of Sony's titles, though those have time limits. Still, this is a nice gesture that seems taken straight out of Sony's playbook. Lunatic Mode is a difficulty setting that appears in Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem, Fire Emblem Awakening, and Fire Emblem Fates.It is a higher difficulty than Hard Mode and features Enemy Units that are even stronger, often capable of killing most of the Player Units in the beginning of the game and staying strong right until the end. You won't be able to try the trial and then grab the US copy and continue playing. While it would be easy enough to create a Japanese eShop account just to try this, know that save data is locked by region. In a nice move, save data from the trial period will carry over to the full game should you choose to buy it. Running from January 20 to January 26, users can download the game and play every mode to their heart's content.
As revealed by the company this morning, Japanese subscribers to the service will soon get a free trial of Fire Emblem Warriors they can play with no restrictions. Bundle-exclusive Bride costume for Lucina. Nintendo's paid online service for Switch has a long way to go before it becomes great, but a recent initiative by Nintendo of Japan sounds like a good start. Fire Emblem Warriors Season Pass 10/20/17 19.99 £17.99 / 19.99 ¥3,000 Pre-purchases the Fates, Shadow Dragon, and Awakening DLC packs at a discounted price.
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