The Selena of engage

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engage girls just hit different compared to the boomer trash being spammed in this thread

>Nintendo Dream's Developer Interview about Fire Emblem Engage,
>Engage was developed around the same time as Three Houses.
>The developers deliberately went for a complete opposite direction in tone compared to Three Houses, for experimentation and exploration's sake as far what Fire Emblem could be.
>Engage's release was meant to coincide with the franchise's 30th anniversary and release in 2020, meaning the leak from last year was indeed accurate on that.
>It's confirmed COVID-19 tore those plans apart.
>The silver lining is that the delay allowed the devs to polish the gameplay (and mainly, the Engage mechanic) further.
>Engage originally had a CERO C rating (as in, for players of 15 years old and more) before it was later lowered to B (12 and up) so the game could be marketed to a younger demographic.
>This issue only contains the first half of the interview.