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Should I give this game a try? it would be a first for me, and I don't know if I would like this kind of game.
It's a turn-based, strategy-RPG; you have a turn for yourself, a turn for your enemies and, rarely, a turn for wild cards (neither enemy nor friend units). Think of FINAL FANTASY Tactics, FFT Advance, FFT A2, ADVANCE WARS, AW2, AW Double Strike and AW Days of Ruin; you take your turn, move an unit X amount of spaces to Y direction and choose to wait or attack an enemy soldier. If you didn't understand, watch videos on YOUTUBE.
Currently playing Sacred Stones on my 3DS to get a feel for the series. Looking at other games in the series, are they all connected to each other? Or does each game have a individual story with little to no connection to the others besides the same characters and so forth? Just a new Fire Emblem player as well
Thanks Seraph buddy one last question do your characters gain EXP to grow levels?
Most of the FE games are technically in the same universe, but there is never really a need to play previous games, even with the games that directly follow each other. Most games are divided up by what continent they take place on, but it's been hinted, and in some cases confirmed, over the years that many/all are in the same universe at varying places/times. Here are the continents and games:Currently playing Sacred Stones on my 3DS to get a feel for the series. Looking at other games in the series, are they all connected to each other? Or does each game have a individual story with little to no connection to the others besides the same characters and so forth? Just a new Fire Emblem player as well
Downloadable Content Leeps the Epic Adventure of Fire Emblem Awakening Burning Bright
Nintendo has revealed new information about Fire Emblem Awakening, launching exclusively for Nintendo 3DS on Feb. 4. The story of Fire Emblem Awakening begins in the kingdom of Ylisse and centers on Lord Chrom, the brother of Ylisse's Holy Ruler. Chrom leads the Shepherds, a band of soldiers who defend the borders of Ylisse from Plegian bandits. Players create a custom avatar and play as Chrom's right-hand man who is deeply ingrained in the main storyline. In addition to an immersive storyline, Fire Emblem Awakening keeps the adventure going with StreetPass and SpotPass functionality, as well as downloadable content available for purchase. Newly revealed information includes the following:
Downloadable Content
Maps will be available to purchase and download starting on launch day, and others will be distributed regularly. The first downloadable map will be available for free for a limited time only and will serve as an introduction to the steady weekly stream of additional maps. The additional maps will be offered at different price points. Players with a copy of Fire Emblem Awakening and a broadband Internet connection will be able to access the downloadable content through the Outrealm Gate located on the in-game world map, which will be unlocked after the player completes the fifth mission in the main story mode. The content will include additional information about new class types, skills, playable characters, maps with new storylines and special maps that let players earn more experience points, gold or other rare items.
SpotPass
In addition to content that can be purchased from within the game, Nintendo will also distribute new content via SpotPass for free. SpotPass content will be distributed in the launch time frame and will feature new maps with new storylines, characters and items.
StreetPass
Fire Emblem Awakening players can set up a StreetPass Team and exchange certain game data with other players. The StreetPass Team is made up of 10 units from an existing team in story mode. Players can also edit team names and create custom messages for other players to see. StreetPass characters will randomly appear on the world map, giving players the option to recruit the team leader with gold, buy any weapons or items the team is carrying or battle and win to recruit the leader for free. Like the random battles in the main story mode, the player will have full control of battles in StreetPass mode. Players will also earn "renown" based on battles won. A players' "renown" is visible to other players through StreetPass.
Fans can also try out Fire Emblem Awakening prior to launch by downloading the free demo available in the Nintendo eShop. The demo will be available on Jan. 17. When the game launches on Feb. 4, shoppers can purchase the packaged game as usual at retail locations nationwide. Or they can simply purchase and download the game on their own from the Nintendo eShop using a wireless broadband connection.