Game » consists of 4 releases. Released Nov 11, 2007
I played roughly 60 hours of this game, and loved most of it. The in-battle saves were a godsend to the series and prevented me from throwing in the towel. That said, this is quite a difficult game, especially if you're the type of person who does not like your characters to die (as I do, since in Fire Emblem this condition is permanent!).
Turned based strategies can be hit or miss, and this is definitely a hit. Do yourself a favor and try it.
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn is the third America-released game in the Fire Emblem series, and the first sequel to a previous Fire Emblem game that American audiences have seen. Normally, sequels are an opportunity for developers to try something new or fix any flaws in the first game. While Radiant Dawn certainly refines many of the features from Path of Radiance, it also mucks up several features that previous games in the series have been doing correctly for years. Being a sequel to the GameCub...
I like Fire Emblem games alot. They're not my favorite Strategy RPG series, but they're up there. In some ways, I like Radiant Dawn more than Path of Radiance. For one, the missions are bigger and tougher, the CGI cutscenes are AMAZING. There are a few things I preferred about Path of Radiance though. In Path of Radiance, you followed Ike and his mercenary group. The story was alot easier to follow. In Radiant Dawn, you follow three groups. The stories intertwine and get really confusing. Radia...