PUBG MOBILE VN | |
|---|---|
| Developer | VNG Game Publishing |
| Package name | com.vng.pubgmobile |
| Version | Latest |
| Files required | Apk + Obb |
| Size | 670 MB |
| Available on |  |
Download PUBG Mobile VN game for android devices from here. It comes with Apk and Obb file. You need to download the Apk and Obb of PUBG Mobile VN for android. After downloading the Apk and Obb file of PUBG Mobile Vietnam, install the Apk and move the Obb file to the location 'Android/Obb' on your internal storage of your android device. Then open PUBG Mobile VN Vietnam game and start playing it !
Fire Emblem: Three Houses is upon us, and finally we all have an opportunity to live our collective fantasies of teaching Defence Against The Dark Arts at Hogwarts. Make the most of it, this job only ever lasts a year. It’s no wonder people are calling this game the medieval Persona. Fire Emblem has evolved a lot in a relatively short period of time. They’ve gone from relatively simple tactics games to expansive, sprawling social simulators that focus on forging relationships and navigating complex interpersonal and international politics. The games almost never made it this far. Once upon a time, Nintendo brought the axe down, attempting to cancel the entire Fire Emblem outright. Forced into a corner, the developers of Fire Emblem: Awakening had to either make an impossibly popular new title, or pack up shop and say goodbye to the fantasy world they’d created. This is the story of how Nintendo very nearly brought an end to Fire Emblem, and the incredible “final” game that revitalised what has become one of Nintendo’s most beloved franchises. While the Fire Emblem games have been around for a long time, prior to 2007 they’d always been considered fairly niche. The series has its roots on the NES, but Nintendo’shigher ups were hesitant to localise any titles outside of Japan until the Gameboy Advanceera. It was only after Western gamers were introduced to Roy and Marth through Super Smash Brothers Melee that a Fire Emblem game was translated into English.
The series was never Nintendo’s biggest seller, not even in Japan. Thus, in 2010, longtime series producer Hitoshi Yamagami was called into a meeting with his bosses, and received some very bad news. Later, Hitoshi would recount the meeting thusly:“[Shinji Hatano], who was working as the head of the sales department, he said "The Emblem series isn't making the numbers, so this is going to be the last one." “Due to this progressive descent in sales,they told us that if the sales of this episode stayed below 250,000 copies, we’d stop working on the saga. “I remember when I came back from the meeting and told the team, ‘…What are we gonna do?! The end has come!’” The entire Fire Emblem team were dejected. At first, there was panic. Nobody knew what to do, or how to react. There was no chance that Fire Emblem: Awakening could possibly reach their ambitious sales target. In truth, the project had been stalling fora long time. The developers had come up with various pitches that they’d brought to their overseers, but nothing seemed to click. They’d been trying to find something that would shake up the series. They made up a pitch that involved a Fire Emblem set in the modern world instead of its traditional medieval Europe inspired setting. This hadn’t felt quite the right direction for the next game. They’d also tried a pitch that involved action taking place entirely on Mars. This, too, had been shot down before it had got very far for being just too weird. So, here they were, without a good idea among them, facing the end of everything they’d built.
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