A new Fire Emblem Three Houses video has been shared recently, showing the soon to be released Nintendo Switch exclusive game running in handheld mode.
The video, shared by Gaming Boulevard, is an off-screen video, so quality isn't the best. Judging from the video, however, the game will look more than decent in handheld mode, and even performance seems to be good, despite it not being critical for a tactical role-playing game.
![[Fire Emblem: Three Houses] Handheld mode off-screen footage](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9GkvAuD7VL0/hqdefault.jpg)
We've been playing a lot of Fire Emblem Three Houses lately, this video shows you how the game looks in Handheld mode.
Last week, it's been confirmed that Fire Emblem Three Houses will feature some critical choices during the story of all three houses that will impact the story. These choices are so big that the game warns players about them.
Major characters do some wild things, and you should go in expecting to make decisions that completely change how you experience the story.
The game warns you when choices majorly impact the plot, which means I know that I’ve ony experienced one side to the story. And that’s just the tale of one house.
Fire Emblem Three Houses launches on Nintendo Switch on July 26th worldwide.
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