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Fire Emblem 03-23-13 04:03 PM

Here is the best RPG on the Game Boy Advance Fire Emblem came out in 2003 for the Gameboy Advance and it has been hailed as one of the best games in the Strategy and Role-playing genre, if not for the console. Although this game was the debut for the series in Europe and America, the Fire Emblem series has actually been around since the days of the NES back in Japan with massive success. In fact it was the popularity of Super Smash Bros Melee characters Marth and Roy, who were from a couple of these previous games, which caused this particular game’s worldwide release. Although those characters aren’t here, anybody lucky enough to still own this game will agree with me that it is brilliant in all departments and, for the most part, hasn’t aged at all.   The story of Fire Emblem is split into two parts, set in the world of Elibe. Upon selecting New Game and a save slot the player has to name your character, a tactician who will direct the characters’ actions, as well as select the month (each corresponding to a different affinity) they were born in The first ten chapters focus on your character being found by one of the main characters named Lyn, a lone surviving tribeswoman of her clan. Lyn and your tactician set off to avenge her parents’ slaughter by brigands, but ultimately she finds out that she is an heir to a Marquis through her mother, so she must make her way to a council. Lyn’s story is pretty linear and as you can guess she succeeds in defeating her evil uncle. However, despite being a longwinded tutorial to the main portion of the game, these ten chapters do tie to the plot in that you meet many characters who return later on.   The actual story of twenty or so chapters follows Eliwood, the son of another Marquis. At the time the game starts his father is missing and Eliwood decides to find ... Read the rest of this Review

Anti_W's Game History

Final Fantasy VI Advance (gba),   Final Fantasy VI Advance (gba),   Lufia - The Ruins of Lore (gba),   Final Fantasy VI Advance (gba),   Summon Night - Swordcraft Story (gba),   Bahamut Lagoon (snes),   Beyblade G-Revolution (gba),   Beyblade VForce Ultimate Blader Jam (gba),   Urbz, The - Sims in the City (gba),   Fire Emblem - Fuuin no Tsurugi (english translation) (gba),   Fire Emblem - Fuuin no Tsurugi (english translation) (gba),   Fire Emblem - Fuuin no Tsurugi (english translation) (gba),   Fire Emblem - Fuuin no Tsurugi (english translation) (gba),   Urbz, The - Sims in the City (gba),   Fire Emblem - Fuuin no Tsurugi (english translation) (gba),   Urbz, The - Sims in the City (gba),   Urbz, The - Sims in the City (gba),   Urbz, The - Sims in the City (gba),   Urbz, The - Sims in the City (gba),   Sims 2, The (gba),   Sims 2, The (gba),   Final Fantasy VI Advance (gba),   Final Fantasy VI Advance (gba),   Final Fantasy VI Advance (gba),   Tactics Ogre - Let Us Cling Together (english translation) (snes),   Tactics Ogre - Let Us Cling Together (snes),

 

Game Boy Advance Games Anti_W owns (8)

Super Nintendo Games Anti_W owns (3)

Bahamut Lagoon Tactics Ogre - Let Us Cling Together (english translation) Tactics Ogre - Let Us Cling Together