My friends and I love Fire Emblem so we bought this game as a challenge because we heard it was pretty difficult, we’re very pleased with the gameplay and features, much much more compelling than, seems better than the 3DS games RPG wise!
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The game is scratched pretty badly and the case was broken, but it had all the inserts still so I just put them in different case I had. I tested the game and the intro worked, so I think it’s good to play.
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This game is the 10th installment of the Fire Emblem series. The Fire Emblem series is well known as one of the best turn based strategy series. Only four of the ten games have been released in the United State. What makes this game different from the other Fire Emblem games is that it is the first true sequel. All the other games kept the same basic game play but had a different storyline and characters. In Radiant Dawn, it is a continuation of Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. This game keeps the same general game play. You take a select amount of characters onto a battle field. You move them over a grid to combat your opponents. You use the terrain to your advantage as well as support between characters such as healing or rescuing. There are also many talents that can be assigned to characters in between levels that give them randomly activated skills during combat. There is one way Radiant Dawn strays from the usual set up. Instead of controlling one group, your characters are split between two armies. After a certain point in the game the armies combine and allow you to divide them into three groups. Overall, the game play can be very challenging on certain levels. The story in Radiant Dawn can be very captivating. It's highly recommended that you play Path of Radiance for the Gamecube before playing the Wii game. Although you can learn the game you will not have an understanding of many of the characters. This game tells you little about the characters and their background because you are expected to have played the other. However, you don't have to have played Path of Radiance to understand the basic story. Overall this game is one of the best for the Wii right now. It is perfect for anyone that loves strategy games. It also offers a challenge to anyone looking for a fun game.Read full review
Radiant Dawn is a solid entry in Nintendo's Fire Embelm series, but balance issues prevent the game from really being great. The game is a direct continuation of the story in Path of Radiance with the ability to carry over clear data to boost your characters. Gameplay is largely what you would expect from the Fire Emblem series. A new tier of classes allow characters to become even stronger than previous games. Unit leveling can be problematic. Game progress makes it difficult for early units to become strong enough to be useful later in the game. Leveling Laguz units is particularly difficult. They rarely receive significant experience unless they counterattack in human form, which is when they are extremely vulnerable. Most players will end up using mainly beorc characters for this reason. Since Radiant Dawn is meant to complete the story started in Path of Radiance, I would recommend players complete that game before considering Radiant Dawn. If you enjoyed Path of Radiance, you'll likely enjoy Radiant Dawn as well.Read full review
The second installment of the "radiant" storyline. Improved in every way, story, characters, mechanics, and gameplay. 60+ hours and two branching story lines with several alternate endings. A must play for the Nintendo Wii.
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Game is crazy expensive (not on the seller, price I got was good relative to the market), but very good. So far very compelling in ways I cant really explain. I am a big fan of the prequel though
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