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Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon Review

For those of you who played Super Smash Bros Melee and wondered where the heck Marth came from, this game will give you the answer. Marth became a character in Super Smash Bros 2 years before the Fire Emblem franchise would make its way over to the United States. Then after another 5 years, Fire Emblem Shadow Dragon arrived as a remake of the first Fire Emblem game. It gave the international audience its first look at Marth’s story, with improved graphics and gameplay from the original version that came 25 years before.

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Every Fire Emblem Game Ranked From Worst to Best

BLG writes: "The Fire Emblem games are a storied part of Nintendo’s history. Debuting only in Japan in 1990, it gave the first Nintendo consoles an enjoyable fantasy RPG-strategy experience. With 2003’s Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade, the series made its debut in North America (Europe and Australia got a 2004 release). Since then, the franchise has been a mainstay on every Nintendo system."

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ZeekQuattro655d ago

I still own Fire Emblem POF and RD. Those entries are uber pricey now. I wish they would bring back the transforming units from those games. Radiant Dawn was pretty hard too but at least you could save before each turn. Saved me the trouble of having to redo many a map due to unlucky enemy crits. lol

TheColbertinator654d ago

Thracia 776, Heroes and Warriors are all awful. I ignore them when discussing Fire Emblem altogether

FortWaba654d ago

Top 5:
1. Awakening
2. Three Houses
3. Blazing Blade
4. Sacred Stones
5. Path of Radiance.

I've played most of the others, but they didn't really hook me.

Stay away from Shadows of Valencia and the DS remakes.

CrimsonWing69654d ago

I really like Shadows of Valencia.

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Top 10 Best Fire Emblem Games

Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "...as we get ready to embark on the next journey with Fire Emblem: Three Houses we thought it would be a good idea to look back at the games that helped shape the series into what it is today, at least as far as the west is concerned."

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Let's look at Fire Emblem's transforming races

There are a lot of animal-people in the Fire Emblem series! These are different races who transform into actual animals in battle, while occasionally maintaining some of these features while in their humanoid forms. Hearing about laguz or taguel can be confusing, especially since these races are not universal and may only be present in a few select entries.

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