This is the latest entry in the amazing Fire Emblem series, the final English name of which is still to be determined and thus we'll call it Fire Emblem DS. Unlike recent Fire Emblem games, Fire Emblem DS is a remake of the first Fire Emblem, which was released for the Famicom nineteen years ago. Seeing as gamers outside of Japan never got to experience the original, it'll be all new to them. That is, if it sees a worldwide release this time.
Of course, a remake just wouldn't be a remake without a bunch of improvements. In this case, Fire Emblem DS takes advantage of the more powerful DS. Using both of the DS' screens, Fire Emblem DS delivers a far more advanced experience than its original incarnation. The top screen displays character stats, dialogue encounters and battle and cutscene animations, whereas the bottom screen provides the world map and battle and character sprites.
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Mass Effect 2 for $45, Buy-2-get-1, recommended imports, and hidden gems in this week's RPG Deals by RPG Land's Russ Ritchy.
Resident Evil 5(got it for $43.00) and many other games have been discounted on day 1.
ToysRUs backpeddled on the Mass Effect 2 sale. They will not sell it for $44.99, although you can still get the gift card. I was so annoyed I just went to Best Buy.
Amazon.com discounted several Nintendo DS games to the best prices ever available for these titles: Discounted games include Collector's Edition Club Penguin: Elite Penguin Force ($24), Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon ($10) and Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games ($25)
