Tendo City

I couldn't be happier!!

Thank you, Nintendo!!!

Quote:Game Summary
A traveler has fallen on the Saka Plain in the easternmost realm of Elebe, and an orphaned young woman named Lin comes to the traveler's aid. After she nurses the traveler back to health, the two embark on a journey to hone their respective skills at swordplay and battle strategy. Shortly after their journey begins, Lin must confront an unexpected destiny. She learns she is heir to the throne of the neighboring Rikea and becomes entangled in the struggle for succession. Once this news is known, knights come to serve her while assassins come to take her life. Being a well-schooled military strategist, the traveler she rescued reciprocates by coming to her aid and vowing to return her safely to Rikea, her grandfather's homeland.

Features
Test your skills as a military strategist, as you guide your forces in battles with wizards and dragons.

Dominate the field war with dozens of soldiers, weapons and magic spells that will be at your command.

Take control of an army of soldiers, but use them wisely. Each of your soldiers possesses unique skills but, if they fall in battle, then they're lost forever!

Strike from above with your Pegasus Knights or guide your armored footman in close combat.

Clear a specific objective in each level to proceed to the next. Special events open up branches in the storyline and offer more difficult side quests.

Challenge friends to see who has the stronger band of soldiers in the multi-player mode.

We seem to be getting Giftpia too... but Fire Emblem is much better. Its great to FINALLY get this game over here!

That's just all kinds of sweetness right there.

You're confusing me here, OB1. In one thread you praise Nintendo for giving you the games you want, while in another you bash Nintendo for being stupid. What's up with that?



:D

It's rather simple, really.

With the GBA we're getting lots of great announcements at E3 (aside from the lack of a new GBA Zelda :cuss: ), but with the Gamecube it's been mostly dissapointments.