Game Launch Edition: Intelligent Systems’ Fire Emblem Engage w/ Special Guest Andrew Orozco (Geek News Now) – Collateral Gaming Video Game Podcast (Spoiler-Free)

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Title: Fire Emblem Engage (ファイアーエムブレム エンゲージ, Faiā Emuburemu Engēji) [Wikipedia] [IMDb]

Developer: Intelligent Systems

Publisher: Nintendo

Designers: Tsutomu Tei, Kenta Nakanishi, Yuya Ishii

Platform: Nintendo Switch

Release date: January 20, 2023

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SPECIAL GUEST: Andrew Orozco (@MoogIenator); Geek News Now (@GNN_Home), DuoSense Podcast (@DuoSenseP)

SHOWNOTES: The latest installment of the Fire Emblem franchise is out now, and Collateral Gaming has been looking forward to covering it! Joining us for the first time is Andrew Orozco from Geek News Now and the DuoSense Podcast, as we share our spoiler-free thoughts on Fire Emblem Engage, the seventeenth entry of Intelligent Systems and Nintendo's fantasy tactical RPG series. How do the story, characters, gameplay, graphics, and presentation compare to Engage's predecessor Three Houses, other FE games, and the strategy RPG genre? Find out on our latest Game Launch review, and stay tuned for our (admittedly late) two-part episode on It Takes Two, as well as our collaboration with Collateral Cinema on the Silent Hill franchise!

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