The Wii is Here.

[SethSquall]

Re: The Wii is Here.

I only enjoy Fire Emblem because it almost always has an excellent story line.

I'd go Fire Emblem, but I'm more of a SRPG fan than an Mario fan.

~Tsugomaru

I agree. I throughly enjoyed the Fire Emblem series and the new one is high in my list of most anticipated Wii games.

[Buttoxin]

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Add me if you want a great opponent for SSB Brawl. Don't go and tell me yours because I probably won't get around to doing it, so if you want me on your friends list, then add me. Oh, and I was the first one to put it in my siggy.

[tsugomaru]

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I only enjoy Fire Emblem because it almost always has an excellent story line.

I'd go Fire Emblem, but I'm more of a SRPG fan than an Mario fan.

~Tsugomaru

[SuperSonicX]

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Radiant Dawn features two types of supports: Buddy supports and Bond supports. Buddy supports (simply called "Supports" in previous games) increase their characters' battle stats dependent on the elemental affinity and support level of both Buddies. Unlike in previous games, characters can be Buddies with any other character, but can only have one Buddy at a time. Characters in Buddy supports will have a short conversation at the beginning of each battle. Bond supports, which also appeared in Path of Radiance, are between two specific characters and are always present.

wich means even more support conversations and combinations.

If a Gamecube memory card with a cleared Path of Radiance save is inserted, data can be transferred from the save file. Path of Radiance characters who have reached close to their maximum power level will receive small statistics boosts in Radiant Dawn. Character weapon ranks will also be transferred if they are higher than the default levels in Radiant Dawn. Transferred A-level supports become Bond supports in Radiant Dawn, and the support conversations unlocked can be read in a support library after the game is completed.

time to train my favorite path of radiance characters.

The laguz from Path of Radiance also return. They can now fight when untransformed, though they are relatively weak in this state. Laguz cannot promote, but they can reach a maximum level of 40 (instead of 20). They learn their Occult skill by using an Enlightenment scroll at Level 30 or above. The number of Laguz species has increased with a new beast known as the wolf.

The game adds a new magic class, Dark Magic, a new weapon, Strike (untransformed laguz attack), and the SS weapon rank, higher than the S of previous games. Knives, which were a Skill in Path of Radiance, now have weapon ranks. With the return of Dark Magic, a second trinity of magic from the GBA Fire Emblem games has been added, which is dark beats anima (wind, thunder, and fire), anima beats light, and light beats dark. Laguz can only wield one Strike weapon, but they can upgrade it by increasing their Strike weapon rank to SS. Skills, except locked skills, can also be removed and transferred as Books. Skill capacities have been modified for beorc due to the new three-class system, and laguz have varying capacities depending on level, with some laguz having 100 capacity at maximum.

The height of the landscape that characters battle in now has a direct effect on gameplay. Characters can climb up to higher levels at certain points. If a character is higher than an enemy, they will have much higher accuracy and deal more damage; conversely, if they are lower they will have much lower accuracy.

just more extras... very interesting extras.

i'll add you synysterdill. right now my only wi-fi game is metroid prime XD so i guess i'll have to wait to fight with you at any other wi-fi game.

my friend code is : 3291 9318 2094 9137

also i know is not wii news but is shorta connected to it:
Fire Emblem DS (tentative title) is the 11th installment of the Fire Emblem series and the first to feature online play. Announced in October 2007,[1] the game is for the Nintendo DS and is a remake of the first Fire Emblem game, Fire Emblem: Ankoku Ryū to Hikari no Tsurugi.[2] The game offers a graphical enhancement from Ankoku Ryū to Hikari no Tsurugi as well as utilising the dual screen on the Nintendo DS and its online capabilities. The game features Marth—who appeared in Super Smash Bros Melee—as the main character of the game. The story centres on Marth as he embarks on a quest to win back the Kingdom of Altea and rescue his kidnapped sister, Ellis.

Out of all those words, I only saw the friend code. lol jk. But add my code to your address book. ↓↓↓↓↓

[zidart]

Re: The Wii is Here.

Radiant Dawn features two types of supports: Buddy supports and Bond supports. Buddy supports (simply called "Supports" in previous games) increase their characters' battle stats dependent on the elemental affinity and support level of both Buddies. Unlike in previous games, characters can be Buddies with any other character, but can only have one Buddy at a time. Characters in Buddy supports will have a short conversation at the beginning of each battle. Bond supports, which also appeared in Path of Radiance, are between two specific characters and are always present.

wich means even more support conversations and combinations.

If a Gamecube memory card with a cleared Path of Radiance save is inserted, data can be transferred from the save file. Path of Radiance characters who have reached close to their maximum power level will receive small statistics boosts in Radiant Dawn. Character weapon ranks will also be transferred if they are higher than the default levels in Radiant Dawn. Transferred A-level supports become Bond supports in Radiant Dawn, and the support conversations unlocked can be read in a support library after the game is completed.

time to train my favorite path of radiance characters.

The laguz from Path of Radiance also return. They can now fight when untransformed, though they are relatively weak in this state. Laguz cannot promote, but they can reach a maximum level of 40 (instead of 20). They learn their Occult skill by using an Enlightenment scroll at Level 30 or above. The number of Laguz species has increased with a new beast known as the wolf.

The game adds a new magic class, Dark Magic, a new weapon, Strike (untransformed laguz attack), and the SS weapon rank, higher than the S of previous games. Knives, which were a Skill in Path of Radiance, now have weapon ranks. With the return of Dark Magic, a second trinity of magic from the GBA Fire Emblem games has been added, which is dark beats anima (wind, thunder, and fire), anima beats light, and light beats dark. Laguz can only wield one Strike weapon, but they can upgrade it by increasing their Strike weapon rank to SS. Skills, except locked skills, can also be removed and transferred as Books. Skill capacities have been modified for beorc due to the new three-class system, and laguz have varying capacities depending on level, with some laguz having 100 capacity at maximum.

The height of the landscape that characters battle in now has a direct effect on gameplay. Characters can climb up to higher levels at certain points. If a character is higher than an enemy, they will have much higher accuracy and deal more damage; conversely, if they are lower they will have much lower accuracy.

just more extras... very interesting extras.

i'll add you synysterdill. right now my only wi-fi game is metroid prime XD so i guess i'll have to wait to fight with you at any other wi-fi game.

my friend code is : 3291 9318 2094 9137

also i know is not wii news but is shorta connected to it:
Fire Emblem DS (tentative title) is the 11th installment of the Fire Emblem series and the first to feature online play. Announced in October 2007,[1] the game is for the Nintendo DS and is a remake of the first Fire Emblem game, Fire Emblem: Ankoku Ryū to Hikari no Tsurugi.[2] The game offers a graphical enhancement from Ankoku Ryū to Hikari no Tsurugi as well as utilising the dual screen on the Nintendo DS and its online capabilities. The game features Marth—who appeared in Super Smash Bros Melee—as the main character of the game. The story centres on Marth as he embarks on a quest to win back the Kingdom of Altea and rescue his kidnapped sister, Ellis.

[SuperSonicX]

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I'm just glad that Nintendo is starting to make more Wi-Fi games for the Wii because these regular games are kinda giving me Gamecube withdrawals. Also, anyone heard any updates on Mariokart Wii yet? I keep looking for links but I keep coming up with the same results.

btw synysterdill I added your friend code. add mine ↓

[synysterdill]

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So I was reading up on Radiant Dawn and it really changes the formula up a bit. the story is divided into 4 parts, a total of 45 chapters. there will be 72 playable characters (probably about 55-60 story usable, maybe a bit less). I assume that means the max players on the big missions will be higher than the old games (they usally maxed at like 16-18 per map). The game looks like it will play just like path, except with all the cool new twists, none of which look lame at all. If u never played FE i sggest u try it now. its not for everyone but this entry is going to be epic, and u can guarentee there will be tons of tuts and an easy mode.


also ...........my wii # is 6402 0378 9900 7191 please feel free to add me.


especially if u plan on getting battalion wars, SSBB, and other wifi games comeing out soon =]

[Buttoxin]

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i don't know how long galaxy is gonna be... but if it's like any other 3D mario game it should take a while to get all the stuff.

as for chrono being in brawl.... well that i'm not really sure, that's gonna happen, but well there is a little chance.

what's the release date of no more heroes? it looks interesting

I would guess Galaxy will be a little longer than Sunshine because the discs can hold more space and there are a lot of planets for him to go to.

Neither am I, but he would become my best character. If I could email them about that, I would.

Never heard of it.

[zidart]

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i don't know how long galaxy is gonna be... but if it's like any other 3D mario game it should take a while to get all the stuff.

as for chrono being in brawl.... well that i'm not really sure, that's gonna happen, but well there is a little chance.

what's the release date of no more heroes? it looks interesting

[Buttoxin]

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Lets not forget about one of the greatest, if not THE greatest RPG: Chrono Trigger. I say if they have any characters like Sonic or Snake in Brawl, they should get Chrono in there! There is a very slight chance of him getting in there too, because they have somebody who was on the Chrono Trigger team making music on Brawl.

This was in this thread and not the Brawl thread because it went along with the RPG's.

[SuperSonicX]

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well if that kind of games that you have to rent first if it's the first time you play one (although i recomend that if any of you is planning of playing one start with fire emblem path of radiance, is the easiest one...on easy mode).
but if you played one the only difference is well the story, the characters and addittions to the gameplay (however this one has 2 class upgrades instead of 1 wich means the game is longer than his predecesors).

but i just noticed something.... it doesn't matter wich one i play first i'm still gonna have to wait a lot for the next game. i mean ok i'll get galaxy in december , the problem is i'll have to wait until melee and that's about 2 months. so i changed my mind fire emblem would have to wait XD, and galaxy will go first

Ok you had me until the second paragraph, that's when I got lost. I think I know what you're saying but could you *no offense* repeat that in a better way please?
Btw, I might get the Fire Emblem on the Wii just to check out the gameplay, but I'm not making any promises about myself adjusting to this kind of game. Oh and does anyone know how long Galaxy is gonna be?

[zidart]

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Like I mentioned earlier, I've never played the Fire Emblem series. I just said judging from Roy and Marth's abilities on Melee, I figured it would be a decent game to play.

well if that kind of games that you have to rent first if it's the first time you play one (although i recomend that if any of you is planning of playing one start with fire emblem path of radiance, is the easiest one...on easy mode).
but if you played one the only difference is well the story, the characters and addittions to the gameplay (however this one has 2 class upgrades instead of 1 wich means the game is longer than his predecesors).

but i just noticed something.... it doesn't matter wich one i play first i'm still gonna have to wait a lot for the next game. i mean ok i'll get galaxy in december , the problem is i'll have to wait until melee and that's about 2 months. so i changed my mind fire emblem would have to wait XD, and galaxy will go first

[SuperSonicX]

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yeahh no offense but this proves you never played a fire emblem.... the character does move when the enemy miss.

yeah well not all people love RPG/JRPG/Tactical RPGs, but the people that does (like me) likes them because they are a challenge, usually have great story. and the way the characters are developed also gives them (not all but some) a sense of freedom. also they make you use your brain a lot and once you figure out a way to defeat an enemy(and you defeat it) it gives you a feeling of satisfaction , they reason they still exist? well people who love them just find them freakin fun, like pokemon, final fantasy, and in this case fire emblem. is the same reason of why people still play chess, checkers and other turn based table games

Like I mentioned earlier, I've never played the Fire Emblem series. I just said judging from Roy and Marth's abilities on Melee, I figured it would be a decent game to play.

[zidart]

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Let's not forget Super Mario RPG that debuted on the SNES. It was fun for the first time through but after a while it just get boring. I find it hard to believe that RPG's should even exist right now. Like you said, Fire Emblem may be a tactical like Advance Wars and Battalion Wars but the main thing that I hate about most RPG's is the fact that when battling an enemy, you take turns attacking and your character doesn't even move. *Even when the enemy misses*

yeahh no offense but this proves you never played a fire emblem.... the character does move when the enemy miss.

yeah well not all people love RPG/JRPG/Tactical RPGs, but the people that does (like me) likes them because they are a challenge, usually have great story. and the way the characters are developed also gives them (not all but some) a sense of freedom. also they make you use your brain a lot and once you figure out a way to defeat an enemy(and you defeat it) it gives you a feeling of satisfaction , they reason they still exist? well people who love them just find them freakin fun, like pokemon, final fantasy, and in this case fire emblem. is the same reason of why people still play chess, checkers and other turn based table games

[SuperSonicX]

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Let's not forget Super Mario RPG that debuted on the SNES. It was fun for the first time through but after a while it just get boring. I find it hard to believe that RPG's should even exist right now. Like you said, Fire Emblem may be a tactical like Advance Wars and Battalion Wars but the main thing that I hate about most RPG's is the fact that when battling an enemy, you take turns attacking and your character doesn't even move. *Even when the enemy misses*