I can't play if I lose a character. I must restart. I wish that was an option. Soft Resetting is a pain.

I'll buy a Wii U if Fire Emblem was released on it.

OH GOD, YOU HAVE THAT SORT OF RELATIONSHIP?!?

HEX? I must own this game. Chronoboy, give to me.

I brought the Fire Emblem 3DS, and I still play that game. It's going to stay on that 3DS forever and a day.

One thing I would have liked to see in Fire Emblem, more interaction between the characters when fighting. Clashing swords, dodging and parrying blows, then doing the damage to make the fights more exciting.

During the development of Fire Emblem: Awakening, developers briefly pondered setting the game on the planet Mars.

Due to declining sales of the series, Fire Emblem: Awakening would have been the last game in the series if it didn't sell at least 250,000 copies. That's why it's one of the most feature-rich installments of the series. To date, the game has sold more than a million copies worldwide.

It's become somewhat of a tradition to make Fire Emblem games released in the West easier than the Japanese versions. Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn did not do this, and was widely criticized for its difficulty in the States.

So basically, what you're saying is that you don't like the game because you lost. Ha.

I'd argue if £40 got you 2oo hours of gameplay, then it's covered your costs significantly. That's 20p per hour of entertainment.

The only character you'll ever need.

Give it time, and we will have a game that actually allows us to fight like that. It'll be glorious.

14 years, 355 days to go.

Just waiting for the excessively good cosplay version.

She looks like she'd fit perfectly into Kingdom Hearts III.

He was destined to tell it.

To be fair, Dragon Age has always been a game that can run on pretty much everything from a toaster upwards. Always surprises me when I can get it to work on a one of my old rigs I found in the attic.

It highlights the fact that games rarely fluctuate from the tried and tested formula, because it works well and it's safe bet business-wise. Still, I'd play both of them and enjoy them both as separate games regardless.

Luigi is not amused.