The first Fire Emblem to ever...

User Rating: 6 | Fire Emblem: Shin Ankoku Ryuu to Hikari no Ken DS
The first Fire Emblem to ever...disappoint me. Many people claim otherwise, but I insist the game is not worth the time or money. However, if someone is a huge fan of the FE series like I am, maybe it is worth the time to run through. But for others sitting on the fence between this game and another, Fire Emblem Shadow Dragon can wait.

The characters and plot was uninteresting. Marth had a really dull personality; his story and friends were also very boring and uninspiring. The only reason I finished the game was because I was already half way through, and I hate leaving games incomplete (unless they are just painful). Caeda looked like Marth's twin, and I thought they were twins for the longest time. Really, I did. Because I thought they were twins, their relationship seemed incest. But little did I know, they are actually not twins!!!

Graphics: A bit weird to me how the characters sprites seemed to pop out. But they did not burn my eyes or anything.

Music: Good enough. They were capable of using the DS technology to improve their music!

Plot: The plot was pretty good. It wasn't exactly presented superbly, but it wasn't terribly corny.

Difficulty: It was a bit easy for me, but not too easy! Good job on this part.

Overall, the game isn't worth the 30-40 listed price. I'd either buy it used tor borrow it. My opinion is: there are other RPG games for DS that are more worth that time and price. After this game, I ended up replaying Fire Emblem GBA (with Eliwood) because I needed a better FE to give me more hope for the series. I don't regret playing Shadow Dragon, but I'm never going to replay this game ever!