Code Name S.T.E.A.M.

There are times when you just can’t play every game. Sometimes, it’s a title that gets lost in the shuffle of big name titles. Or, you can only choose one game at the time, and then by the time you’re ready to get the game you didn’t before, there’s a new one you want to get. Finally, there are times you’re just not sure about a game, so you wait until it goes on sale or discount, and then you might consider trying it. I’ve had that happen to me a lot these last six months, and then in the course of a month I got five games in the span of two weeks. Yet of those five, the one I enjoyed the most was the one I wasn’t sure I would purchase. So allow me to do a review of a game you might have missed with Code Name S.T.E.A.M. Code Name S.T.E.A.M. is made by the same team who develops the Fire Emblem series, Intelligent Systems, and you can tell they input a lot

Nintendo continued to show their dedication to branching out their franchises by having Fire Emblem developer Intelligent Systems make the steam powered game Code Name S.T.E.A.M (Strike Team Eliminating the Alien Menace). Despite early hesitation, reviews were positive, and fans truly seemed to like the turn-based combat mixed with RPG and RTS elements. However, there was one huge drawback that both fans and reviewers noticed. Mainly that the enemy turns would take an incredibly long time to complete, thus slowing down gameplay to a crawl, annoying both gamer and reviewer alike. True to form, Nintendo has fixed this problem with a patch that can be downloaded from the Nintendo 3DS eShop for free. Code Name S.T.E.A.M.’s patch v1.1.0 will indeed speed up enemy movements so you can complete your turns faster and get to the next ones. Also though, the speed of which it will pick up is different based on the 3DS you have. If you have a standard 3DS or 3DS XL, the enemy movemens will be 2X