It seems that Fire Emblem Fates is now being overshadowed by Fire Emblem Crossover as there have been more Fire Emblem Crossovers than Fire Emblem Fates pianos sheets.
Fire Emblem’s latest entry Fire Emblem Fates is a complete return to the Fire Emblem series as it brought back the world map into elements of game play after Fire Emblem Awakening. Fire Emblem Awakening was criticized for the removal of the world map in Fire Emblem series, so Fire Emblem Fates brought back the feature which gave Fire Emblem Awakening its own share of criticism. Fire Emblem Crossover has yet to be released in Japan and it is only a matter of time before it gets an English localization. Fire Emblem Crossover features Fire Emblem characters from Fire Emblem Awakening and Fire Emblem Fates in Fire Emblem characters’ Fire Emblem games. Fire Emblem Fates will be receiving new Fire Emblem Crossover content, once again overshadowing Fire Emblem Fates pianos sheets.
Fire Emblem Fates is developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 3Ds system. The game Fire Emblem Fates is a Fire Emblem series on a new Fire Emblem games as Fire Emblem Awakening had its own Fire Emblem games. Fire Emblem Fates features returning Fire Emblem characters from Fire Emblem Awakening and also includes new Fire Emblem characters. Fire Emblem Fates had three different paths where the story of the game could take place, each path yielding itself to Fire Emblem couples Fire Emblem Awakening Fire Emblem characters Fire Emblem Fates Fire Emblem. Fire Emblem Crossover is developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 3Ds system as well, but unlike Fire Emblem Fates Fire Emblem Crossovers features new Fire Emblem characters alone which are not featured in past Fire Emblems. All three versions of Fire Emblem Fates Fire Emblem Fire Emblem Fire Emblem Fire Emblem Fire Emblem Fire Emblem Fire Emblem Fire Emblem Fire Emblem Fire Emblem Fire Emblem Awakening and Awakening and both versions of Fire Emblems.
