Fire Emblem If’s Black Kingdom features more of your traditional knights in armor while the White Kingdom has more of a Japanese feel with ninjas and samurai. This week’s issue of Famitsu ...

These screenshots are from Black Kingdom. Fire Emblem If: White Kingdom is a more traditional Fire Emblem game where you side with the Hoshido and players will be able to obtain experience points ...

The physical and digital versions of Fire Emblem If also have their differences. Up to chapter 6, both White Kingdom and Black Kingdom have the same story, but after that the player character ...

The emblem of today traces its roots to the designs and ornaments of early Continental Marines as well as British Royal Marines. The emblem took its present form in 1868.

Fire Emblem If Black Kingdom is a considerably harder game than White Kingdom, but not just because of a steeper AI.. Intelligent Systems project manager Masahiro Higuchi joined Nintendo Nintendo ...

The village of Whitesboro, New York, has changed an official seal that depicted a white man wrestling—or, according to some interpretations, choking—a Native American chief.