This same footage appeared in the Japanese version of the trailer, but the official website for the game used screenshots from the uncensored original version of the game, so fans in Japan were unclear as to what version they would be getting. Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE has been remastered for the Nintendo Switch as Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore. The game was announced during the September 2019 Direct and fans quickly noticed that the footage appeared to show the censored female boss. It might have made more financial sense to release the game with a higher age rating than sinking a lot of money and time into changing it in such a way that might alienate its core audience. It's surprising that Atlus/Nintendo put so much effort into censoring Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE, due to its already limited appeal and the fact that it was appearing on a system with such a small audience. Related: Read Our Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore Review A boss monster with an ample bosom had its chest covered with an obvious and distracting smoke effect, while an entire dungeon that was centered around bikini modeling was completely reworked, with all of the suggestive outfits being replaced with more modest clothes. Some of the costumes worn by the female characters were lengthened or altered to show less skin, while all of the skirts in the game added black voids to obscure any underwear shots. The ages of the teenage cast members were increased, which led to a lot of the Japanese dialogue being rerecorded to accommodate for the different ages, even though the vast majority of the players wouldn't recognize the change. It wasn't just the swimsuit DLC that was changed, as Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE underwent significant changes for its international release. Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore is different in a lot of ways from the original game, as content was changed and cut for the international version of the game and those changes stuck for the remaster. Nintendo has been promoting Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore as one of the biggest Switch games in the first half of 2020, yet there are some people in Japan who won't be purchasing the game based on its content. Related: The Outer Worlds Walmart Advertisement Censors Protagonist's Gun The Phantom Thieves might not appear in Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore, but their spirit lives in the game in the form of new costumes based on the group. Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore is a JRPG developed by Atlus that mixes the stylish action of the Personaseries with characters from Fire Emblem. The Atlus style of gameplay has become more popular in recent years, thanks to the mainstream success of Persona 5, so Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore has a better chance of finding an audience now than the original did on the Wii U back in 2015. Nintendo used to be known for censoring its games, but the company has relaxed its policies over time and is now looser than Sony when it comes to content.
#Tokyo mirage sessions software#
Software description provided by the publisher.Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore is just as censored as the international Nintendo Wii U version of the game, which resulted in a controversy in Japan when Nintendo misrepresented the game in promotional material. Around every corner you’ll find fun nods to multiple fandoms, including Fire Emblem references, dungeons themed to the entertainment industry, and stunning musical performances. Fuse items to craft weaponry then play to your strengths and crush your foes. Each encounter will immerse you in deep, turn-based battles that blend the combat of the Fire Emblem and Atlus RPGs into one brutal harmony. You and the rising stars you call friends will need to call on your own creative power-manifested as iconic Fire Emblem characters-to wage a secret war on rogue spirits that feed on creativity. So, fight back! Battle through dungeons to pump up your strategy and creatively decimate your foes…before all hope fades to black. An interdimensional evil has invaded modern-day Tokyo, resulting in this fantastical barrage of music, style, and yes, danger.
#Tokyo mirage sessions series#
The worlds of the Fire Emblem™ series and Atlus games have crossed paths again and the result is coming to the Nintendo Switch™ system.
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