Fire Emblem (GBA)

This game is really good- like a game of chess really- you choose where you want your charactes to move and then your opponent (the demons) have their go and attack you. It is well set out and the story lines are good. There are many chapters in this game which makes it great as your selection of characters available to you changes and alters throughout the game. You also have to protect certain characters and stop them from being killed which also adds a certain element of strategy into this game. I would say that this game is for anyone as it is an easy game to understand and play. The graphics in this are so cute! When they go into fight scenes all characters go into ...  Read the complete review

I'll say it loud and clear right now - I adore this game. It is easily in my top 5 games and possibly in my top 3 games of all time and I've spent well over 60 hours on it. It is the only gba game I couldn't bare to sell and now lives safely in the gba slot in my ds. The game itself is split up into seperate chapters with each chapter containing dialogue, a fight and then more dialogue in that order. The story itself is beautifully told with likeable characters and a deep, twisting plot. The battle animations are very smooth and the music is lovely for a gba game. During the fights, the player has a selection of units (generally up to around ...  Read the complete review

Fire Emblem offers an absolutely amazing, unforgettable game play experience. Everything about the game is compelling and fun, and keeps you begging for more; one very well-done aspect of the game is the plot. Many RPGs are known for their excellent plots, and Fire Emblem certainly doesn't disappoint. The player takes on the role of an apprentice tactician, and helps a young girl take vengeance on the people who ruined her life. The storyline is predictable at first, but soon grows far deeper as you progress through the game. One of the most memorable and enjoyable aspects of Fire Emblem is the fantastic characters. Each character is given a distinct personality, and is ...  Read the complete review