Fire Emblem™ 30th Anniversary Edition - Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite

The box was a little dented but everything inside was mint. Collectors editions like this need to happen more often. Only thing that could of made this better was a real working NES game.

When I saw this was being released I knew I had to buy it. It was hard to find at first but after multiple drops I was able to buy one from BB. It’s a perfect collectors item for any FE even though it doesn’t have a physical cartridge. Delivery was quick and product came excellent condition.

This is the most gorgeous collector's edition that Nintendo has yet released for a Fire Emblem game, and that's really saying something. The price does seem a bit high for a set that includes a download code for a $5 Famicom game (which is being localized here for North America for the first time in its history), but the collectibles you get are fantastic. The glass NES cartridge is just beautiful, and comes sheathed in an old-school NES cartridge sleeve, which in turn comes packaged in an awesome replica NES box complete with screenshots and game descriptions like the old days, which I loved. The art book is also a real thing of beauty, and probably the nicest one I've seen in a Fire Emblem Collector's Edition to date. It's a highly limited set, so your chance to own it is probably already long gone as I write this, but it's absolutely worth picking up if you have the chance and are a fan of Fire Emblem and Nintendo's collector's editions!

As someone who grew up with the NES and has since become a Fire Emblem fan, I absolutely LOVED this set. The art book is nice, and the Nintendo Power replica poster is a neat snapshot in time, but the star of the show is the NES cart. No, it is not a functional cart, but as far as replicas go it is a really neat display piece. It even comes in a box that looks like could've been on the shelf in the 80's or 90's and the cartridge has a plastic sleeve that goes around it. Not to mention the manual, map, etc. My only criticism is that *you do not get a physical Switch cart for the game*. This is a huge bummer when you consider that you're paying $50 for a $6 digital game. Other than that, I highly recommend it.

This thing is legit! They could’ve charged $100 for this thing. Everything is quality. Art book has a lot of art. The NES box is nostalgic complete with map, manual, and poster. And the beautiful clear NES replica cart is hefty. Ignore that 2 star review saying the items were cheap, because they are not. Everything in this collection is quality. The only complaint is that there’s no physical game, but they told us this from the start so yeah.

I don't understand why other reviewers are hating on this. I have a large amount of collectors editions and this one is seriously cool! It feels much better quality than most collectors edidtions. The outer box is gorgeous looking and feels great: nice matte texture with embossed fire emblem text. The cartridge box is awesome looking, and continues that great texture. The glass cartridge is really heavy, and super transparent. Really nice and tops off with a great quality NES sleeve. The art book is a hard cover, way better quality than most art books these days. I do wish it included a hard copy of the actual switch game, but at the price point, and for the quality I am not at all surprised it is a download. This would probably cost %140 if it included the game. Don't sleep in this collectors edition, it is really cool.

The one major drawback of this package is that this doesn't come with a physical version of the game. WHY NINTENDO!! The game itself is a little dated, but a load of fun. But with how small the file size is, I feel like they could have easily put this on a cartridge. The extras are a 11/10 though.

The extras from the Anniversary Edition are fantastic. I have the NES cartridge displayed on a shelf and the NES boxart displayed in my home office. The art book is over 200 pages long and includes descriptions about Fire Emblem characters from the entire history of the games. I thought the game itself would be lame since it's a 1990 turn-based RPG but I've had a lot of fun with it. Played through twice.