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Fire Emblem Shadow Dragon Nintendo DS Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:045496740047
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone 10+
SKU:DS_FIRE_EMBLEM_SHADOW_DRAGON
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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It’s a good opportunity to discover the origin of the Fire Emblem Saga.
Clean, functional, every thing as marketed.
Sweet Game! Thanks Alot!
For anyone who like tactical rpg games this is definitely worth grabbing. It’s similar to Final Fantasy Tactics which I would also recommend.
I ordered this game for my 14 year old son. He loves it! It did take a while to receive it, but I was not in a hurry, and when I first ordered it, the shipping date reflected that it would take some time. We looked many places for this game, and it was a little hard to find. It arrived in great shape, and was a great price!
Satisfied
This game is awesome!!! It came two days early, and in great condition. The game plays greatly, but will crash in certain chapter intros. But that’s my own copy, and not a big deal. 10/10, 5 stars, couldn’t be happier.
Item received was exactly as described, shipping was fast, item came faster than estimated delivery time.
Even though it came out early in the year, I’m willing to say that it’s probably going to be the best DS game of 2009 (at least in its genre). This game is completely solid in almost every way, including top notch graphics, music, artwork, storyline, dialog, difficulty (it’s not too easy), and playability.I can pick up this game any time, and the way the game is built makes it easy to play in short installments, so if you are on the go a lot or simply have very little time for games it works out rather nicely; if you have a lot of time you can simply play through it. You can stop the game at any time, and since it’s a turn based strategy it’s not really important if you are away from the game for a while (no perceived loss of continuity). The plot is enough to make the game interesting, but not so much that you’d important details over time. I find myself going back to this game more than any others in my DS collection.Every DS owner should have this game, even if just to round out your collection with a finely balanced strategy game. It’s accessible to beginners and yet meaty enough for expert players. The only reason why I didn’t give it 5 stars of fun is because it is not the most awesomely engaging game I’ve ever played, but it has its moments and is otherwise a consistently good experience.The only thing that is bad about this game is the multiplayer, but as a DS owner I’ve become accustomed to horrendous multiplayer. As this is chiefly a single player game, it do.
I have loved playing any kind of Fire Emblem game. I immediately bought this game. Like most of the fire emblem games previous you control an army and gain experience while going through the storyline and trying not to get any of your precious units killed as you speed through. I found that this was fairly easy as you have the option of arena battles. This game is the only fire emblem game where I had the most money at the end of the game. With so much money gained from the arena I had choices opened to me. Also, your units gained valuable exp points in the battle when they win. The storyline grabbed my attention as well. There are a few things that I was a little disappointed in. For one, the game was much too short for my liking. Another thing, you couldn’t play a cleared game with a little advantage like you could in some fire emblem games, but I suppose that is to be expected. I was also disappointed with the fact that you couldn’t go to certain chapters without killing off so many of your units and I’m a person who hates to lose even one of my precious units. Overall, the game was fun for me. It has good graphics and yet I felt that Marth wasn’t much of an attention grabber as a protagonist. He seemed to be a “forgettable” kind of character or one of those cardboard characters. But he does show up in Super Smash Bros so that’s why I remember him. I still believe Ike from the gamecube and Wii fire emblems was much more memorable. I would like a sequel to Marth’s stor.
Kindle Customer –
One of the more monotonous fe games but still a classic. Gameplay is great but character interaction is meh
B. Foster –
Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon is an RPG that’s long on strategy, short on story. But, for the DS, that may not such a bad thing.The storyline traces the travails of young Prince Marth, orphaned when his home is invaded by the forces of the titular Shadow Dragon. Marth must rebuild from an almost friendless youth to a young warrior who can liberate not only his own country, but those of his allies as well.The gameplay will be familiar to those who have played previous FE games; you take turns attacking the enemy, while trying to recruit new members for your ragtag army who have been forced or tricked to fight for the bad guys. Unfortunately, if any of your party members die, they’re dead for good – a remarkably realistic concept for an RPG! So, planning your attack, based on your strengths and weaknesses, is essential in getting your party through in one piece.It sounds simple, but I found it easy to lose oneself in the tactical and logistical planning required. While not full of some of the twists and character interplay of the console games, it’s a satisfying brain teaser with just enough personality to keep it from being an entirely intellectual pleasure. Definitely worth a buy if you like strategy games.
alan1brown –
Bought as a present so I havent played this, though my son has been very quiet and focused, so it must be good for him!
AbstractSilver –
This game is a classic, and anyone who is familiar with the Fire Emblem series need not even take heed of this review. A solid game for the DS, it contains all of the difficulty of the original game, and all of the annoyances. Dead party members are DEAD, no bringing them back. This can get frustrating, as it changes the course of the story if certain characters die, and in some cases, it is nearly impossible to keep them alive.The battle is intuitive and fun. It plays like a SRPG with an almost rock-paper-scissors feel to it. I definitely recommend it for anyone who is a fan of this genre of game, but be prepared for a lot of head banging and DS-throwing.
Slim Shady –
Fast shipping works great
Mary K-C –
I purchased this as a gift. It arrived timely and was a described online. thank you!
Mrs. H. Dudley –
A brilliant turn based game… can be replayed over and over always good fun. Easy to play but can be challenging if you want to consider strategy …
Steven Arnold –
i have been a fan of fire emblem ever since it hit the states. this game was great and enjoyed every minute of playing
Mike –
I have played every Fire Emblem released in the US so far and this is my least favorite one. Not that it’s not fun, because it definitely is. It’s a very good game actually. It’s just the least fun Fire Emblem I’ve played. The story is the weakest one yet, the maps feel barren, and the difficulty is probably the easiest one so far. The core mechanics are in tact and work as well as ever, however. I definitely feels like a Fire Emblem game, so there’s that. It’s still compelling enough to go through and from what I understand it’s a remake of one of the earlier Fire Emblems never released outside of Japan. Overall a very good game despite feeling weak in an already fantastic series.
Jimmy Barker –
this game is a great Fire Emblem game!