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Game Forum / Nintendo / Game Boy / January 2004Fire Emblem
I just got Fire Emblem from the store yesterday and i have to say that this game is great. This game is very addicting and i never want to put it down. I have played for a few hours and i am still in the first part of the game instead of almost done with it like a lot of other games are that are out right now. Anyway this game is great and easily worth $30 i reccomend it to everyone. Also it sort of gives me a vibe of FF3. That was my favorite FF game and im glad this game sort of reminds me of it. > I just got Fire Emblem from the store yesterday and i have to say that > this game is great. This game is very addicting and i never want to put it [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > to everyone. Also it sort of gives me a vibe of FF3. That was my favorite > FF game and im glad this game sort of reminds me of it. If two of my players get killed during the training missions is it better for me to stop playing this game?  SignatureBenno... > > I just got Fire Emblem from the store yesterday and i have to say that > > this game is great. This game is very addicting and i never want to put it [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > If two of my players get killed during the training missions is it > better for me to stop playing this game? They come back later :) > If two of my players get killed during the training missions is it > better for me to stop playing this game? Probably the best course of action would be to replay the training mission until you can beat it without loss of life. The temporary 'deaths' of the training don't stay in the 'real' game :) Signature~Dark Twilkitri~ Have the same opinion as you. Great Game, always trying to get home sooner to play it... Only problem: the dialogs [if necessary] are sometimes boring... > I just got Fire Emblem from the store yesterday and i have to say that > this game is great. This game is very addicting and i never want to put it [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > to everyone. Also it sort of gives me a vibe of FF3. That was my favorite > FF game and im glad this game sort of reminds me of it. Don't forget that all dialogues can be completely skipped by pressing the ''start'' button. This is useful when/if you have to restart a chapter. I always restart a chapter if one of my people are killed. > Have the same opinion as you. > Great Game, always trying to get home sooner to play it... [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > favorite > > FF game and im glad this game sort of reminds me of it. > Don't forget that all dialogues can be completely skipped by pressing the > ''start'' button. This is useful when/if you have to restart a chapter. I > always restart a chapter if one of my people are killed. i read that the game autosaves after every turn and battle, so doesn't that mean if someone dies, it's for good? or is this just a little quick save that can be overridden? > > Have the same opinion as you. > > Great Game, always trying to get home sooner to play it... [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > favorite > > > FF game and im glad this game sort of reminds me of it. > Don't forget that all dialogues can be completely skipped by pressing the > ''start'' button. This is useful when/if you have to restart a chapter. I > always restart a chapter if one of my people are killed. Hu? Can you do that? I thought the whole deal with this game was that if a character dies it's gone forever. (I'm still at the training levels btw.) SignatureBenno... >> Don't forget that all dialogues can be completely skipped by pressing >> the ''start'' button. This is useful when/if you have to restart a [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > if a character dies it's gone forever. > (I'm still at the training levels btw.) Yeah, but you can turn it off and load up your saved game from the start of the chapter. I heard that it keeps track of how many deaths you've suffered even through restarting, though... I only ever played the JROM, and I stopped once I got relatively good confirmation it was coming out in English, so I don't know. Why can't NAL hurry up and release it over here.. Signature~Dark Twilkitri~ I got a GBA SP for Christmas. I got this game too and havent stopped playing it since. olaf With regards to the save system, I think I have a problem. It's quite confusing so please bare with me on this! I recently completed the training section and after the 'ending' (where it details the characters win ratio, etc) it prompts you to save your game. I selected yes. Then it asks if you wish to continue. I said no, and after I was back on the title screen, I turned off the machine. However, when I turned it back on again, the save game had vanished. At first I thought I had a faulty cartridge, but the strange thing is that as long as I start a battle and turn the machine off (thus activating the 'resume' save), the game is saved fine. I've also tried copying my chapter data to each save slot and it saves fine, too. It seems that the save game is getting lost inbetween battles. It's really, really annoying as I've just finished the training section and now because the game didn't save, I've had to go back two missions and start again. Anyone else had these problems?? > With regards to the save system, I think I have a problem. It's quite > confusing so please bare with me on this! [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Anyone else had these problems?? I think the thing you're looking for is the "suspend" feature. Save only seems to work at the end of the chapters. If I understand you correctly. I didn't discover the Suspend until I got midway through the second major part. You access this by pressing "a" or "b" (can't remember which sorry) while on a section with no one on it. One of your menu options is SUSPEND. This saves exactly where you are. Hope this helps. Wendy Thanks, but it's not the suspend save I'm having problems with. It's the saving at the end of chapters. I complete the chapter and save, but when I turn on the machine again, the game vanishes. It's only save slot one that seems to be affected. Anyways, I've returned the game and hopefully I'll be getting a replacement soon! > I think the thing you're looking for is the "suspend" feature. Save > only seems to work at the end of the chapters. If I understand you [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Hope this helps. > Wendy |
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