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The GameCube finally gets its Fire Emblem game. Fans of the series: it's safe to rejoice. Read Review
First console installment of the strategy-RPG series since the SNES days. Previously released on Famicom (Japan-only), Super Famicom (Japan-only), and Game Boy Advance, Fire Emblem leaves the 2D overhead maps of old behind to serve up 3D villages, fields, and caves, and polygonal battle sequences. The continent of Tellius is divided into humans and half-man/half-beast demi-humans. These two races have battled for centuries and only recently established an uneasy peace. Now, a new force threatens to tear apart the seven kingdoms and reignite the flames of war. Joining the Fire Emblem ranks are new units, such as such as the shape-shifting laguz who transform into beasts to attack their foes. Additionally, characters can now learn unique skills as they gain experience, giving players even more ways to customize their strategy.
All the strategy you need to journey the Path of Radiance.
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Also known as: Fire Emblem 9, Fire Emblem: Souen no Kiseki
Release Region: United States
Release Date: October 17, 2005
Publisher: Nintendo
T for Teen Fantasy ViolenceRelease Region: Japan
Release Date: April 20, 2005
Publisher: Nintendo
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