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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn

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  • Shape your army to suit your strategy by choosing from dozens of unique characters.
  • Employ a variety of short-range and long-range physical attacks, as well as magic!
  • Build support relationships between your characters as their relationships grow, so do their battle strength
  • 16 - 9 widescreen support for a better view of the battlefield
  • Ability to permanently save mid-battle

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Three years have passed since the great war that ended in the death of Mad King Ashnard. His country of Daein suffers under the rule of the war's victors. Now, a small band of freedom fighters struggle to end the long, dark night of Daein's oppression. Micaiah, Sothe and a host of others, the infamous "Dawn Brigade", rally under the banner of Daein's long-lost prince to bring a new day to this ravaged land.

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  • Command the Dawn Brigade and learn the story of their struggle. Then, gain a new perspective by joining Ike and the Greil Mercenaries as they watch Daein's battles spread throughout all of Tellius.
  • Players can shape their armies to suit their strategy by choosing from dozens of unique characters. Should they use close-range attacks, like the brash Edward's sword, or attack from afar using Leonardo's bow or Ilyana's lightning magic?
  • Players can build support relationships between their characters; as their relationships grow, so do their strengths as they fight together on the battlefield. Players should guide their armies wisely, because if a character falls on the battlefield, he or she is lost forever.
  • The strategy title makes its Wii debut, with 16:9 widescreen support, newly added for the North American version, bringing a truly epic experience.

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4.2 out of 5 stars
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Customers like the graphics, story and performance of the video game software. For example, they mention it's amazing, beautiful and fun to play. They appreciate the quality and performance, saying it'll be a solid purchase. Customers also like the variety. Opinions are mixed on difficulty level, value, and level ups.

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47 customers mention43 positive4 negative

Customers find the graphics amazing, beautiful, and fun. They also say the game is great to play and one of the more thought-provoking games in the series. Customers also mention that the storyline is great and the game has enough depth. They say the re-playability value is high and the gameplay is rewarding.

"...-This game is really fun, it's gonna eat up your free time.-Challenging strategy game. Really makes you think..." Read more

"...Battles are handled much like traditional RPGs with the computer doing all the work. I honestly see no reason for additional controls...." Read more

"...This is a fantastic game, with a rich and complex storyline...." Read more

"...As with all games in the series, this one is beautifully crafted, with characters that you will come to love, or hate, and a plot that keeps you..." Read more

23 customers mention17 positive6 negative

Customers like the storyline of the video game. They say it has a good storyline that keeps them guessing. They also say the game has many good points, including the story, which is entertaining and solid.

"...This is a fantastic game, with a rich and complex storyline...." Read more

"...with characters that you will come to love, or hate, and a plot that keeps you guessing, but is also plausible...." Read more

"...I believe this has a good storyline especially if you played Path of Radiance.***Spoiler Alert***..." Read more

"...The story line was very interesting to me. As the story goes on, it takes twists and turns you may or may not expect...." Read more

16 customers mention13 positive3 negative

Customers like the quality of the game. They say it's well-made, perfect, and a solid purchase. They also say it has a good mix of tactical intuition/strategy and storyline.

"...Gameplay: This is a typical strategy game, characters appear on a grid, you move the characters towards the enemy and when you meet them you can..." Read more

"...Overall: 9 (not a average)Very good game considering this is your only option for turn based RPGs unless more are released later on...." Read more

"...choices as you battle your own units but it's very well thought out and planned so it will be all good." Read more

"Great game and in perfect quality and I've had it for a month or two...." Read more

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Customers are satisfied with the performance of the video game. They mention that it works perfectly well, runs with no problems at all, and does a lot of things right.

"...-Gameplay is just as it was in FE:POR, it's simple, yet complex and very effective-The cutscene movies are very well done..." Read more

"...I think this game does a lot of things right, it is very challenging, has a lot of interesting characters and a ton of replay value...." Read more

"The game plays fine and it was even sealed but when i opened the package the back part of the sealed case was covered in a liquid...." Read more

"Everything was good, but one small problem! A new Wii case would've been awesome. Although, got everything good. :]" Read more

6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

Customers find the variety in the video game software to be nice. They mention that the characters are well developed and the storyline is enjoyable. They also appreciate the ability to control the destiny of their characters. Overall, customers say the game is a good mix of role-playing, strategy, and anime.

"...progressed, the story became very involving and the characters became very well developed...." Read more

"...Gameplay: This is a typical strategy game, characters appear on a grid, you move the characters towards the enemy and when you meet them you can..." Read more

"...I love all of the new characters and the powerful characters that came back from Path of Radiance...." Read more

"The gameplay was fun, the story was entertaining, the characters are relatable and the music is outstanding! Worth every penny" Read more

11 customers mention5 positive6 negative

Customers are mixed about the difficulty level of the video game. Some mention that they really enjoy the challenging difficulty, while others say that the difficulty has stepped up in this game.

"...-Objectives are interesting and challenging: DEFEND THE CASTLE, ROUT THE ENEMY, DEFEAT THE BOSS, SURVIVE FOR X TURNS, DEFEND "PERSON", AND MORE...." Read more

"...The game is extremely long, and very punishing on higher difficulty levels...." Read more

"...I think this game does a lot of things right, it is very challenging, has a lot of interesting characters and a ton of replay value...." Read more

"...Starting the game off seemed to be very difficult!..." Read more

9 customers mention5 positive4 negative

Customers are mixed about the value of the video game software. Some mention that it's worth it for the price, works well, and has a ton of replay value. Others say that the price is a little expensive considering it isn't all that old.

"...is very challenging, has a lot of interesting characters and a ton of replay value...." Read more

"...This game is extremely rare and expensive, but if strategy games are your thing, Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance and Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn are..." Read more

"...I was amazed to find this brand new, at a fairly decent price." Read more

"...But the price could be A LOT lower..." Read more

6 customers mention3 positive3 negative

Customers are mixed about the level ups in the physical video game software. Some mention that it's just as hard, and much longer, while others say that the levels started to get longer and harder, and are based on luck.

"...So this means about 100 hours in real life. Great length and depth...." Read more

"...The length of this game is fairly long (considering it is an RPG) and it can take anywhere from 35-45 hours pending on how skilled you are for this..." Read more

"...Remember Roy's game? This one's just as hard, and much longer. As with every game in the series, this one's not quite like the others...." Read more

"...The graphics are bad, the level ups are based on luck, and each level plays out the same for the most part...." Read more

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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2007
I will be objective and critical in my reviews.

This game is a true sequel to Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance.

-An example of the game. Imagine: your forces (about 18) and your computer ally (about 20) vs. enemy (about 60). you have to defend the castle entrance (you have long range attackers) and the only way for the enemy to go there is through the stairs. You block off both sets of stairs with your strong melee guy with an archer/mage behind for long range support. The enemy is approaching, then both of you are at a stand still, but they attack the one blocking. Your HP is slowly draining from the close and long range attacks by melee, arrows, and/or magic. You need to heal him/her now (or you'll lose that character in the game). If you use a Vulernary (HP potion), you could get attacked by an enemy with 1 hp (which you could have defeated if you attacked instead of healed). If you have a priest heal you, an archer could shoot over your character and hit your priest (who has very low max hp and defense stats). If you attack, you may defeat one more, but what will take it's place? What would happen if I did this, or that, or... What would you do?

PROS:
-Customize the strength, material, weight, and other stats of weapons
-Objectives are interesting and challenging: DEFEND THE CASTLE, ROUT THE ENEMY, DEFEAT THE BOSS, SURVIVE FOR X TURNS, DEFEND "PERSON", AND MORE.
-Story, although not always presented well, is very engaging
-Even just reading the scrolling story is very interesting
-This game is really fun, it's gonna eat up your free time.
-Challenging strategy game. Really makes you think
-If you wanna keep all your characters, you will appreciate the challenge
-About 45 hours of gameplay, not counting the unlockables and how many times you will reset the game because you realize you made a wrong move. (this is a good thing by all means). So this means about 100 hours in real life. Great length and depth.
-Difficulty is appropriate, definitely not too easy and there are MUCH harder levels
-Gameplay is just as it was in FE:POR, it's simple, yet complex and very effective
-The cutscene movies are very well done
-Music is orchestrated, sounds great.
-Gamecube controller compatible

CONS:
-Like I said, about 75% of the cutscenes are scroll and read types
-Not enough movie cutscenes, which make the game seem more sub-par
-I'm NO graphics-nut, I'm a GAMEPLAY-nut, but the developers could have stepped up the graphics to have more detail There's more graphics potential in the Wii than the Gamecube, and they didn't improve other than progressive scan and 16:9 support. I think the developers were just lazy in the graphics area.
-I have to reset the game to go to the main menu from the battlefield, come on, this is just poor development. Disappointing.

FINAL THOUGHTS:
PERSONALLY, I REALLY REALLY REALLY LOVE THIS GAME.
Those reviewers and critics giving this game a bad rating most likely aren't strategy-fans. Not everyone likes strategy games, but those who do should give this game high marks.
-If you like strategy games, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS GAME.
-If you are new to the strategy genre, get the prequel to this game FIRE EMBLEM: PATH OF RADIANCE (ALSO WELL DONE) first.
-If you do not like RPG strategy games, I don't recommend this game because this is a true RPG strategy game.
-If you are a graphics-nut, this game will disappoint you.
-If you are a gameplay-nut, you will really enjoy this game. I did.
-If you liked FIRE EMBLEM: PATH OF RADIANCE, don't hesitate because of the other negative "CRITIC" reviews, it is really, really worth it.

-TO RESPOND TO THE CRASHING INCIDENT IN THE THREE STAR REVIEW: I THINK IT WAS PROBABLY A PROBLEM WITH THAT PARTICULAR PERSON'S WII OR MEMORY CARD BECAUSE MY CLEAR DATA FROM FE:POR TRANSFERED FINE WITH NO CRASHES.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2007
Let me preface my review by stating my background with these kinds of games: none! With that said, I am a very experienced RPG gamer--I've played every Dragon Quest game (Japanese and American), Final Fantasy games, Breath of Fire games, and a slew of other PC RPGs. So, this is the first time I've tried my hand at a strategy RPG.

Since I'm used to RPGs I felt that the story began slowly. I felt a little lost and somewhat bored because the story feels like a continuation from the middle of another story. From reading many Fire Emblem forums I have come to the conclusion that this is because the story is carried over from previous games in the series (unlike most RPGs). However, as the game progressed, the story became very involving and the characters became very well developed.

In most RPGs you control where your characters go and how. This game does not allow you to control what cities/towns/places your characters will go to (not counting bonus material); you are limited to how the story progresses. However, this game doesn't center on exploration nor on adventure. If I had known that, I certainly wouldn't have expected it.

Many other reviews have mentioned the graphics and the non-existent use of "Wii" like controls. This game certainly has no need for those controls. The main gameplay involves moving your characters on a grid-like map. Battles are handled much like traditional RPGs with the computer doing all the work. I honestly see no reason for additional controls. The graphics, on the other hand, are ok. The colors are a bit drab and the battle scenes and characters could be rendered more fully. However, that does not deter from the overall gameplay and experience.

The greatest feature of the game (and the main reason I have fallen in love with Fire Emblem) is the ability to control the destiny of your characters. Your character development ultimately leads to the final battle of the game. Depending on what kind of strategy you want to use for this game (magic attacks, brute force, stealth) is how you will develop your characters: who you will use, who to give certain weapons to, and who you will never use; the choice is up to you. Because of this flexibility and control, I have found the game to be extremely entertaining and very involving. Also, replaying the game feels like a new experience because I'm using different characters and playing other characters than I did the first iteration.

Overall, this is a great game. I have enjoyed every minute of it and plan on playing this game multiple times. If I had the option to add anything to the game I would provide more control over where the characters can go by walking around on a world map. I would also have some kind of multiplayer capability. As far as subtracting things from the game I wouldn't take away any option or component.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2018
Most people think this game is a sequel to Path of Radiance, but it actually a continuation of the story. It was pretty obvious when Path of Radiance didn’t end with the “where are they now” that every Fire Emblem game ends with. Many things that were set up in Path of Radiance were answered in Radiant Dawn, like the blood pact, Micaiah, and even Seriphan’s cryptic message at the end of the first game. This is a fantastic game, with a rich and complex storyline. I’ve heard this is considered one of the hardest games in the franchise, but I found it rather easy. Many people forget that it is a strategy game, one must use thinks in order to beat the map and keep all your units alive. Once your unit is lost, they are gone forever, so be sure to plan your battle strategy carefully. Pay attention to the clear conditions and know you units strengths and weaknesses, and you should have no problem with the gameplay. This story takes place three years after the Mad King’s War. Political unrest is exploding in Begnion as corrupt senators plot to overthrow the Empress. In occupied Daien, a small group of freedom fighters rebel against the Begnion military and attempt to put the person they believe to be the long lost son of King Ashnard on the throne. Meanwhile, in Crimea, a revolution to overthrow Queen Elencia is brewing, and comes to a boiling point with an attempt to publically execute her most trusted confidant. The Laguz kingdoms form an alliance to take down the empire when they discover the truth behind the Serenes massacre. And in all of this chaos, the Greil Mercenaries are nowhere to be found. Or, perhaps they are closer than you think. And as Tellius teeters on the brink or world war, a sleeping goddesses begins to wake up.
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Gabe
5.0 out of 5 stars Item arrived as expected but keep in mind...
Reviewed in Canada on February 24, 2021
Item arrived exactly as expected, keep in mind this is the 2014 re-printed version not the 2007 original version if you are into collecting.
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Reviewed in Canada on February 24, 2021
Item arrived exactly as expected, keep in mind this is the 2014 re-printed version not the 2007 original version if you are into collecting.
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Felix Jeffs
5.0 out of 5 stars great game
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 15, 2012
Having played its predecessor on the gamecube, I really enjoyed radian dawn on the wii and found it had much to offer while keeping the same gameplay. Radian Dawn has been overlooked and is sure to be a collectors item in the future as it is part of a strong series.
Joichi
5.0 out of 5 stars Good game to get ahold of.
Reviewed in Canada on June 20, 2019
. Radiant Dawn is one of the early FE games, with a good storyline and tells a story about the Dawn Brigade gang fighting against the enemy forces. There will be a return of Soren, Ike and others from the previous game. I'm expecting to see 'Marth' show up somehow.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Good game to get ahold of.
Reviewed in Canada on June 20, 2019
. Radiant Dawn is one of the early FE games, with a good storyline and tells a story about the Dawn Brigade gang fighting against the enemy forces. There will be a return of Soren, Ike and others from the previous game. I'm expecting to see 'Marth' show up somehow.
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gertrude aucoin
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent game!
Reviewed in Canada on March 4, 2021
Awesome game! Well worth the money!
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4.0 out of 5 stars Improves from the first - ties it all together.
Reviewed in Canada on January 11, 2017
The plot is divided into two narratives: One featuring the Grail Mercenaries from Path of Radiance (POR), and one featuring a new collection of characters (with some familiar faces helping them). Both stories are interesting, exploring the unexplored ideas of the first game. The stories tie together and you as the Player are caught somewhat in the middle, having experienced the story from both sides. This can add a tragic overtone in places as well as a fear of certain characters who you know you dont want to go to-to-toe with. It's a fun dynamic.

The graphics are ok...the Wii has never been too impressive in this department... I highly reccommend using an HD component cable for this game. The character designs are great. Better in my opinion than the designs in POR - they add more intricacies to the armor and it feels more like classic Fire Emblem.

The game does have some big difficulty spikes out of nowhere - it gets challenging if you are committed to keeping everyone possible alive AND achieve certain important objectives. I would not classify this as a negative, just something to be aware of .

If you can import your save file from POR, you are in for an added treat. This allows you to access certain hidden interactions between characters you had a good relationship between in the first game (in addition to weapon proficiency and stat boosts).

If you were like me and felt that the plot of the first game was rather incidental and forgettable, this game offers more intrigue and third party factions making for an exciting experience.