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Interesting notion. Especially the last part where he talks about the nameless grunts, the goombas of Fire Emblem, vs named characters, or the Marios of game. All in all, it could prove to be interesting.
I'm a Fire Emblem fanboy, so I got this game at launch a few months ago, and it's great. It was my main reason for getting a Wii in the first place (along with Brawl) and it was great.
along with the moral-challenging gameplay, the storyline of this game will challenge racism, moral, and religion. It's a great game that would be worth getting just for the story IMO.
Yes this game is amazing and frustratingly hard!
And nobody know when FE will be available.
It seems that Euro commission must punish lazy Nintendo and lazy developers.
I played Path Of Radiance and it was amazing, even without these twists. One thing Fire Emblem does, though, is blend black and white into gray. I found myself making allegiances with enemies and never quite trusting my own soldiers... really great stuff.