任天堂公布《火焰纹章：Fortune's Weave》扩展通行证，首弹DLC新增四英雄武器

Developer Intelligent Systems and publisher Nintendo have unveiled the Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Expansion Pass. Priced at $34.99, it provides access to three DLCs, the first of which is already live and adds four additional weapons, one for each of the game's main heroes. These are prototype weapons modeled after Hero relics from the Nintendo Switch game Fire Emblem: Three Houses: Cai gets Dimitri's spear, Theodora gets Claude's bow, Leda gets Edelgard's axe, and Dietrich gets Byleth's sword.

The second DLC is launching this holiday, introducing four additional wearable outfits (one for each of the Flame Lords) and also making Aurora, Jurah, and Smyrnos playable. These are the gods who once ruled the continent of Dagda, and as such, they should be powerful units.

Lastly, the third and final DLC of this Expansion Pass, due to launch next Spring, will expand the game with new stories featuring Bertrand, Taimun, Orchel, and Anatolia. There will also be new allies, new classes, and more.

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave launched a month ago for Nintendo Switch 2. Its reception from critics has been outstanding; our own Nathan Birch rated it 9 out of 10 and said:

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is a towering monument of a game, mixing every flavor of Fire Emblem gameplay from the franchise's 30+ year history with a hugely ambitious three-part, multi-protagonist storyline. While there are a few uneven story moments and people will enjoy some aspects of the game more than others, developer Intelligent Systems have done a pretty admirable job of wrangling this unwieldy colossus of a game while giving players the ability to choose their own path through its epic campaign. Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave will almost certainly burn long and bright as one of the Switch 2's signature experiences.

There aren't any global sales estimates yet, though Famitsu has reported that the game sold around 166K units in Japan through October 4.

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