Fire Emblem joins It’s been out for a week and it’s fair to say we love it (it received a 9/10 in our review after all). While many of us, who like to put our games in the box, have no problem getting our hands on the physical version, it seems the title’s popularity means that not everyone Just as lucky, even the players of the game. leadership Voice actor.
Brandon McInnis voices the male version of Alear (‘The Divine Dragon’) in Engage. If you’ve played this game, or actually watched anything from the massive pre-release promotion pile, you’ll know that this is a pretty big part. Actually, the biggest part (if you play with the male protagonist). However, the actor recently took to Twitter to share his difficulties getting his hands on the game’s special ‘Divine Edition’ on release day.
As explained in the above thread, McInnis pre-ordered his special edition from his local GameStop, but supply issues meant the store had fewer copies than expected. This means that many eager participants have had their pre-orders canceled at the last hurdle, including Those who have worked on the game, it seems.
Of course, the actor’s role in the game won’t give him more privileges in the pre-order race than anyone else. McInnis goes on to explain in his answer that he didn’t pull “Do you know who I am?” card at any time and remain polite and respectful to employees during difficult times when dealing with customers (good deed, Brandon)!
Fortunately, this is a story with a happy ending. While VA had to get a digital version of the game to play as quickly as possible, he was eventually able to get his prized Divine Edition from an eBay seller (all wraps, hey). In many cases, this seems like a fair amount of work — after all, the game is great in every way — but in this case, we have to agree with Alea herself. That Divine version is truly a beauty!
All of this shows that getting your hands on a limited physical edition will always be a pain, even if you’re the star of the game!
