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I love the way it looks.

I think I was little harsh watching back. The style is very clean and a clear evolution of the Advance games.

It's obvious not a stunning looking game by any measure but it works.

Balladeer wrote:I've only ever played Dual Strike. I found it hard as nails and got a lot of crappy scores until they demoralised me into giving up. I'm tempted to try this, which looks lovely, but - hm.

Doesn't really matter about the scores, as long as you made it through, that's good enough.

DS is my favourite. It is hilariously broken in terms of balance. It's really fun despite that.

On Treehouse now. These animations are cute.

Think the look they were aiming for with the 3D was akin to this.

Count me also as having the visuals grow on me, the tabletop look Dig Dug mentions really works for it

It seems to run smoothly too, UI efficient and all and you can speed up animations too.

God I want this Was so blindsided by the announcement, never would've thought we'd hear back from Metroid and Advance Wars in one E3

Online mode confirmed in Treehouse.

Definitely getting this. Had the first two on the GBA. Loved it.

you know i tried getting into advance wars before but couldnt but ive since gotten into games of the same genre. so if i enjoyed FE do you think i should give it another go?

I mentioned to my family last week that a new Advance Wars would be nice. I'm not really a fan of the art style though so unless there are some decent new features in there I'll probably stick to playing my GBA games.

I don't think enjoying FE would necessarily mean enjoying AW. If you enjoy the strategy aspect then sure, I think it is worth a punt. The RPG elements are not there though.

Better think on if I enjoyed the strategy parts of FE

Yeah very conservative is how I'd put it. If you were going to just directly translate the GBA graphics to the Switch, that's how I'd do it.

I think it'll look okay in handheld, but maybe a bit too bland and basic on the big screen.

Glad they included the sequel too, as at first I thought it was just going to be the first game which, while great, was surpassed and greatly added to in the second.

Hope we might get some new stuff later, either added in as endgame stuff or DLC, or they use this as the basis to create a new title.

The main thing is, it does show that the series isn't forgotten. So while I'm not bowled over by it (again, think it looks a bit like the base standard for an upgrade with not much oomph added), just knowing it's not in the same shallow grave as F-Zero, Wave Race and 1080 is nice enough.

Turns out this is being developed by Wayforward

I will be buying this I think.

Denster wrote:Definitely getting this. Had the first two on the GBA. Loved it.

Same

Nice to see it make a return. I would have liked a new one though but i'll take this.

Developers for this are Wayforward Games

I love the new art style, it looks like toy soldiers on a game board.

Best news to come out of E3, Ill be all over this day one.

Tomous wrote:Developers for this are Wayforward Games

That's probably fine? As long as Sami doesn't show up in a belly-dancer's outfit anyway. They're really just adding an art style over a previous game, which they've obviously already done quite well- (drowned out by disagreement)