lol I accidentally did the worlds out of order too. I was flying around and just landed in a world thinking it was the one I marked on the map but ended up being the harder higher level world. Oh well though it worked out fine, honestly the game is really easy even on Proud. Especially compared to other games in the series.

I think it's more that the possibility of a sequel completely rests on this game selling well. They're aware people are asking for it, but they've gone "well okay if this sells well we'll SERIOUSLY consider it". Kinda like what Capcom pulled with SF2 Ultra. Considering what's on offer I can't say things look promising. But we'll see how it goes.

You're fired.

Yeah I've looked into a few impressions since and the motion controls do not sound promising. It sounds like a kind of lazy port of the mobile version. So yeah, it's probably better to grab a stylus and play it in handheld mode for ease of use in combat.

I'll probably give it a miss. I really enjoyed the original but the price tag is a bit steep for what's on offer here. But as a first timer you should enjoy the story, I reckon.

Gonna need impressions on TWEWY Final Remix on my desk by Monday. kthx.

But seriously let me know how it feels to play when you get a chance. Been curious about how they handled the port since the original was so touch screen heavy.

No. You bring dishonour to your clan.

But seriously Mania Plus is great you're in for a good time.

It's pretty much all I've been playing since I got it so I enjoy it a fair bit. It's a great tag fighter and a whole bunch of fun. Episode mode isn't too bad either - it's typical cross-over shenanigans tied together by a loose plot that doesn't really mean anything but is entertaining all the same. Not nearly as text heavy as your average BB story by any means (forgoes the descriptive narrative in favour of just letting the interactions play out) and feels a bit like a hybrid between that and an arcade mode (each story has about 8 chapters with one fight in each).

Online isn't too bad, though it's worth noting that it's pretty quiet. Kinda typical of the ArcSys fighters I've played, but I suspect it's also on account of the bulk of the fanbase probably opting for the PS4 version instead. But still enough people around to get some good fights in - at least for now.

Is the story alone worth the price of admission? Probably not. The game's real strength lies in the actual fights, so if you don't have much interest in them then I'd probably give the game a miss. But if you've got some friends into it that you can play with it might be worth taking a look.

I'm surprised you're only just now getting started on #FE. Figured it was a game you'd be all over. Easily one of the best Wii U games imo so you should be in for a good time.