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Basic Information
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Official Website: Europe, North AmericaNintendo said:
Genre: Strategy RPG
Rating: 7+ | E+10
Release Dates:
NA --
Australia 26/02/2009
Europe 5/12/2008
Japan Already out!
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Box Art
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(Soon to be) Frequently Asked Questions
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(Q)Does this game contain Marth and Roy?
(A) As this is a remake of the original game, Marth is in fact the the main character of this game. Roy is not included, he was actually from the 1st GBA game that never made it overseas.
(Q) Does this game contain a remake of Fire Emblem 3 too?
(A) No
(Q) Did they bring back support conversations?
(A) There is a character support system but it doesn't lead to any support conversations or altered endings
(Q) What's this "Class Swap"?
(A) Class Swap allows you to directly change a character's Class to any one of 6 Classes, ranging from Pegasus Knights to Priests. When a character uses Class Swap, their Level and Experience remains the same, but their other stats (like HP, Strength) and weapon proficiency may change.
You can use Class Swap as many times as you want (from Chapter 4 and onwards, and in the battle preparations menu only), although there is a limit on the amount of one class you have. For example, at one point in the campaign, you may only be allowed a maximum of 8 Cavaliers, 3 Mages, 1 Dark Mage and etc.
Also, characters with special classes, like Lord or Thief, can't use Class Swap. Promoted classes can still use Class Swap, but they can only change between promoted classes, eg. Dragon Knight, Bishop
(Q) What are the multiplayer battles like?
(A) Multiplayer battles are split between Wireless and Wi-Fi battles, but they both function the same. Only two players can do battle at the same time, and both players must own a copy of the game.
To begin, players form 5-character parties using characters they raised in the main campaign and/or "Rental" units (which are copies of playable characters loaned from another player). After each player has chosen which party to use, the hosting player sets the rules for battle, which are as follows:
Upon winning a multiplayer battle, you are awarded a "Charm". These Charms are cards with various effects, and one Charm can be attached to a multiplayer party before battling.
Finally, for those interested, Voice Chat is enabled for friend-code battles.
(Q) Wait... did you say that multiplayer is two players only and there's only one battle map?
(A) Yes, I kid you not.
(Q) What are Rental units and how do they work?
(A) Rental units are characters, from the single-player campaign, that are loaned out to/borrowed from another player via the Wireless or Wi-Fi connection. As well as transferring Rental units in real-time, they can also be uploaded to/downloaded from the Wi-Fi server. If you loan out an character, they still remain in your game.
Rental units can be used in both the single-player and multiplayer modes. When used, they substitute the existing character with the same name. Any experience points obtained by the Rental units are awarded to the character they're substituting. A total of 10 Rental units can be used.
(Q) How do you save in battle? Is there a Battle Save option like in Radiant Dawn?
(A) There are two ways of saving progress in the middle of a battle:
The FAQs was taken from the amazing Fire Emblem fan site, Serenes Forest. Please drop by as a show of thanks. (A) As this is a remake of the original game, Marth is in fact the the main character of this game. Roy is not included, he was actually from the 1st GBA game that never made it overseas.
(Q) Does this game contain a remake of Fire Emblem 3 too?
(A) No
(Q) Did they bring back support conversations?
(A) There is a character support system but it doesn't lead to any support conversations or altered endings
(Q) What's this "Class Swap"?
(A) Class Swap allows you to directly change a character's Class to any one of 6 Classes, ranging from Pegasus Knights to Priests. When a character uses Class Swap, their Level and Experience remains the same, but their other stats (like HP, Strength) and weapon proficiency may change.
You can use Class Swap as many times as you want (from Chapter 4 and onwards, and in the battle preparations menu only), although there is a limit on the amount of one class you have. For example, at one point in the campaign, you may only be allowed a maximum of 8 Cavaliers, 3 Mages, 1 Dark Mage and etc.
Also, characters with special classes, like Lord or Thief, can't use Class Swap. Promoted classes can still use Class Swap, but they can only change between promoted classes, eg. Dragon Knight, Bishop
(Q) What are the multiplayer battles like?
(A) Multiplayer battles are split between Wireless and Wi-Fi battles, but they both function the same. Only two players can do battle at the same time, and both players must own a copy of the game.
To begin, players form 5-character parties using characters they raised in the main campaign and/or "Rental" units (which are copies of playable characters loaned from another player). After each player has chosen which party to use, the hosting player sets the rules for battle, which are as follows:
- Toggle Fog of War on/off. (Note: If you move into an unseen enemy, in Fog of War, your unit is forced to wait like normal.)
- Set Turn limit from 5-10 Turns.
- Set time limit for each Turn from 3-10 minutes
- Toggle use of "Charms" (see later) on/off.
Upon winning a multiplayer battle, you are awarded a "Charm". These Charms are cards with various effects, and one Charm can be attached to a multiplayer party before battling.
Finally, for those interested, Voice Chat is enabled for friend-code battles.
(Q) Wait... did you say that multiplayer is two players only and there's only one battle map?
(A) Yes, I kid you not.
(Q) What are Rental units and how do they work?
(A) Rental units are characters, from the single-player campaign, that are loaned out to/borrowed from another player via the Wireless or Wi-Fi connection. As well as transferring Rental units in real-time, they can also be uploaded to/downloaded from the Wi-Fi server. If you loan out an character, they still remain in your game.
Rental units can be used in both the single-player and multiplayer modes. When used, they substitute the existing character with the same name. Any experience points obtained by the Rental units are awarded to the character they're substituting. A total of 10 Rental units can be used.
(Q) How do you save in battle? Is there a Battle Save option like in Radiant Dawn?
(A) There are two ways of saving progress in the middle of a battle:
- Map point saves: These can be created by making a unit move onto a Save Point (map tile) and choosing "Save" from the Actions menu. Once the save is made, the Save Point disappears. Saves created in this manner can be loaded as many times as you want.
- Suspended saves: These can be created anytime during a battle map, by using the "Suspend" option in the Map menu. If save data is loaded (including the suspended save) or a new game is created, the suspended save is immediately erased.
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Videos
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Opening
Multiplayer Battle
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Reviews & Impressions
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(coming soon)
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In Conclusion
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