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Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

UPC: 0045496740047

Platform: Nintendo DS

Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10+)

Video Game Series: Fire Emblem Series

MPN: 045496740047

Publisher: Nintendo

Genre: Strategy, Role Playing, Racing

Game Name: Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon

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Re-enter the world of Archanea as it was originally conceived with this fun, remastered installment in the award-winning Fire Emblem series, published by Nintendo and released in 2009 for the Nintendo DS system. Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon is a remake of the popular game, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light. Capitalizing on the dual-screen display and touchscreen controls of the portable gaming system, the map is viewed on the lower screen while troop statistics, important story events, and combat animations are visible on the top screen. As always, Fire Emblem brings a deep story. This time, the quest revolves around the adventures of a brave young prince in exile. As Prince Marth, you will lead a small team of heroes in turn-based battles of magic and metal across grid-lined battlefields. Set in the swords-and-sorcery fantasy land of Archanea, it follows the events of the base game but features some additions in the form of Gaiden missions.These Gaiden chapters feature exclusive trials and challenges which, if accomplished, result in unlocking previously unplayable units. The tradeoff for these new chapters is that the player has to have a relatively small army already in order to engage in them; some of these characters will be effective for one specific situation, so pick carefully.Also new to the Nintendo DS version of the Shadow Dragon series is the character artwork, redrawn by the original team to meet the standards of modern gaming. Numerous other features have been added, including the ability to change class at will, expanded difficulty options, and visual indicators to show how far characters can move or attack. Another vital addition to the remastered version is the weapon triangle now popularized by the later games, which reduces combat imbalances.For each new battle, you may confront different classes of characters that have different strengths and weaknesses in regard to speed, attacks, and defense. Classes vary from magic-slinging sorcerers and supportive healers to more front-line warriors such as Pegasus Knights and assassins. The grid-shaped combat map offers threats and demands considerations of its own. It contains unique and treacherous terrain like mountainous ridges and twining rivers to keep your army at bay. Each map also features castles and towns that the heroes can visit for unique bits of conversation or the occasional gift.As such, every battle requires fresh and engaging tactical considerations. Fire Emblem's warfare isn't only about deciding whether a swordsman or an axe-swinging pirate is better against an enemy spear. Instead, it's about making shrewd sacrifices of units and time in order to bring glory to the land.After playing through the main campaign in Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, you can also enjoy hours of online multiplayer combat through a wireless connection to broadband internet. Online interactions include access to voice chat, a PvP mode made up of teams constructed by each side, and bartering performed by exchanging in-game currency. These features utilize the Nintendo DS's own Wi-Fi connection. Discover for yourself the hours of fun and strategy that this challenging game offers players of all ages.

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by desvea0
Sep 10, 2019Top favorable review
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This is 100% mint condition! It’s like I just took off the plastic wrap. I’m a huge fan of fire emblem and the incredible story telling and strategy challenges. Thank you so much for this beautifully taken care of game!!! I’d give 10 stars if I could!
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by multikill487
Mar 28, 2011
Good game, but doesn't quite live up to the originals
The game is essentially the same style as the previous two, a strategic war RPG. It has that classic Fire Emblem feel to it, but expanded. You can take a few more units into battle on each chapter, and each engagement animation was polished. They added some cool animations when one unit attacks twice consecutively. The ability to forge weapons and make them stronger is also pretty awesome. They also seemed to take more care in giving you fair fights in the arena, or at least a chance to withdraw without being killed. This game also introduced map save points, so if you screw up, you can resume the chapter from where you used the save point on the map, not always from the beginning. They took some steps backward with this one though. Mounted units can no longer finish their movement ... The game is essentially the same style as the previous two, a strategic war RPG. It has that classic Fire Emblem feel to it, but expanded. You can take a few more units into battle on each chapter, and each engagement animation was polished. They added some cool animations when one unit attacks twice consecutively. The ability to forge weapons and make them stronger is also pretty awesome. They also seemed to take more care in giving you fair fights in the arena, or at least a chance to withdraw without being killed. This game also introduced map save points, so if you screw up, you can resume the chapter from where you used the save point on the map, not always from the beginning. They took some steps backward with this one though. Mounted units can no longer finish their movement after they visit a house or trade with a comrade/convoy. The main character, Marth, is also the only one that can visit villiages, which is kind of annoying. They also went back to the first game's style; there is no overworld map between chapters like in Sacred Stones. This also means the arena is the only way to power up your team. Not terrible, the first game was like that, but I liked the overworld map style better. The worst part is you can no longer rescue teammates. This is a huge problem because blows seem to land a lot more often in this one, and the weapons triangle seems to have a smaller influence. Needless to say, its a lot easier to lose units. This also means you cannot use your flyers to transport units across mountains, sea, rivers etc. Again, annoying. Overall, it is a good Fire Emblem game, but I'm reluctant to call it a worthy successor to Sacred Stones.
by clearwatero4
Sep 07, 2012
My first fire emblem game
Having just purchased a new ds recently I was looking for some games to play on it and this one came highly recommended. I've already played similar games like it Disgaea and arc the lad to name a few so getting this was a no brainer. The art is good, and story is written very nicely so far with adequate use of the lingo that would of been spoken at the time. The dialog isn't too serious or stiff. Touch screen controls are sometimes sensitive but great for the most part and if you don't like them that much you can use the buttons as well. too make it simpler if you like games like disgaea but with more on field characters harder difficulty a more serious story and less grinding then this is for you.Having just purchased a new ds recently I was looking for some games to play on it and this one came highly recommended. I've already played similar games like it Disgaea and arc the lad to name a few so getting this was a no brainer. The art is good, and story is written very nicely so far with adequate use of the lingo that would of been spoken at the time. The dialog isn't too serious or stiff. Touch screen controls are sometimes sensitive but great for the most part and if you don't like them that much you can use the buttons as well. too make it simpler if you like games like disgaea but with more on field characters harder difficulty a more serious story and less grinding then this is for you.
by roehrboc7
Jul 05, 2010
A poor example of Fire Emblem.
Before I even start, I know some of you are going to look at the negative response and say "It's a remake of a NES game, how can you expect it to be really good?" And the truth is, they should have either picked a game actually worth remaking or they should have improved it better. Why I don't like this game: -The plot is mediocre at best, and the characters have little to not character (let alone showing any change throughout the storyline). It was nice to get a little back-story on the other games I had played, but it wasn't enough to truly immerse me in the game. Also, characters never have conversations, which lead to very little side-plot. -The battle system, although it follows the same general idea of the other Fire Emblems, excludes many ... Before I even start, I know some of you are going to look at the negative response and say "It's a remake of a NES game, how can you expect it to be really good?" And the truth is, they should have either picked a game actually worth remaking or they should have improved it better. Why I don't like this game: -The plot is mediocre at best, and the characters have little to not character (let alone showing any change throughout the storyline). It was nice to get a little back-story on the other games I had played, but it wasn't enough to truly immerse me in the game. Also, characters never have conversations, which lead to very little side-plot. -The battle system, although it follows the same general idea of the other Fire Emblems, excludes many important tactical commands. First of all, Rescue is vital for playing quickly through higher difficulty maps. Some people may claim that the lack of a rescue skill makes it more of a challenge, but I feel it just made the game slower as I had to waste my time slowly inching forward my defensive line and giving my high-damage units rare chances to strike. -I personally didn't enjoy the class-changing aspect of the game. It took away the fun of purposely training the classes that you liked most. Now you can train any class and simply change them to a new one at will. I know it can be used to make your team best for the battle, but it took away one of my favorite RPG elements. It just didn't feel like you were making a custom fighting force, and rather that someone else was probably doing the exact same thing. In reality, the only reason why this gets a 2 instead of a 1 is that I still played through the game. It's not the worst thing I've ever played, but it definitely doesn't live up to the fun times I've had in other Fire Emblem games. Also, the fact that it's below ten dollars now makes it actually worth buying if you like the series.
by kuromarth
Feb 19, 2010
Shadow Dragon is a REMAKE.
First off, if you haven't played the first, NES, original Fire Emblem in Japan (which many people outside of Japan haven't) and you've only played the ones released outside of Japan, then chances are, you will not appreciate this re-make. This is a DS REMAKE of the original, first Fire Emblem game (or Book 1 of Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem. Whichever floats your boat). People like me adore this game because it's nice to see something from your childhood being remade and not overloaded with a bunch of overwhelming, new content. New Changes from the Original, First Game (outside of sounds and graphics): - The Weapon Triangle is included. - Support System is added. - You are able to re-class your units. - There is DS-to-DS Play and Online Play. - You can have ... First off, if you haven't played the first, NES, original Fire Emblem in Japan (which many people outside of Japan haven't) and you've only played the ones released outside of Japan, then chances are, you will not appreciate this re-make. This is a DS REMAKE of the original, first Fire Emblem game (or Book 1 of Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem. Whichever floats your boat). People like me adore this game because it's nice to see something from your childhood being remade and not overloaded with a bunch of overwhelming, new content. New Changes from the Original, First Game (outside of sounds and graphics): - The Weapon Triangle is included. - Support System is added. - You are able to re-class your units. - There is DS-to-DS Play and Online Play. - You can have map saves (2 files). - You get replacement units if you lose too many of your men. - If your total unit count is 15 or below during certain chapters, you will unlock side chapters. Now...here's a list of stuff that outside-of-Japan Fire Emblem fans might not like about this game: - Supports don't wield conversations, nor do they change the ending. If you're one of those fans that solely plays this series just for the support conversations and the lovey-dovey-mushy situations between units, prepare to be disappointed. There are still conversations they can have on the battlefield, but they are not support conversations. - Characters are flat. (In my opinion, though, this is a great opportunity to use that good ol' brain of yours to imagine up some personalities for them, like in the old days!) - "Seize" is the only objective in the game except for the end, where you have to defeat the Final Boss. - There is no "rescue" option. - Your Lord does not promote. - Thieves do not promote. - There is no dancer, bard, or Heron class character that lets your unit move again. - If you're old school like me, you will not like the westernized names of some of the characters/places. Story: If you've never played Fire Emblem 3 (Mystery of the Emblem) and haven't done your research on the Akaneia/Archanea series, then you will be turned off by the story. It may seem confusing, rushed, and very bland/basic, but I liked it at its time. Ebay's description gives a good idea of the story. I recommend doing some research if you're thinking of giving the story a chance. It really is a good story, and there's much more to it; many people just haven't realized it or looked into it at all. Controls: It is very easy to get used to. You can move units with either the D-Pad or the stylus. You can toggle the top screen to show detailed individual unit stats, or to show the map, status of the battle, and terrain data. Difficulty: Again, this game is not that hard compared to other Fire Emblem games. If you want a real challenge, try the different levels of Hard Mode. Without the help of skills and rescuing, it is a great challenge. Overall, it is not that bad of a game as many have claimed it to be. Though this is a remake and it would've been nice to include support conversations in, keep in mind that the DS IS limited as to how much data it can hold, and that this IS a remake. If you're new to the Fire Emblem series or tactics, I recommend that you start out with this game. It is not that difficult compared to the other Fire Emblem games, and you won't be overblown with a ton of information to remember

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Shadow Dragon is a REMAKE.

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