The defining element of the Fire Emblem series isn’t its game world or its villains — it’s the fantastic turn-based strategy that each title offers. Fire Emblem Warriors is the latest Warriors series crossover, and ever since it was revealed, I thought that Fire Emblem was an odd choice. There would be a lot of potential in a crossover with Fire Emblem and the Warriors series, but I figured they’d simply copy and paste Fire Emblem characters and locations onto a Warriors game instead of going through the effort to make a really cool hack-and-slash with real-time strategy elements. Unfortunately, my expectations were pretty much spot-on.
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."
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
Thracia 776, Heroes and Warriors are all awful. I ignore them when discussing Fire Emblem altogether
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.
Daily Video Game writes: "Amazon has several Nintendo Switch games on sale that you can take advantage of right now, including its first-party titles such as The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD, Fire Emblem Warriors, and more, with up to 70% off for a limited time!"
As we heard a couple of months ago, Lyn – otherwise known as Lyndis – from Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade is getting a new 1/7 scale figure.
