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mastachefbkw

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Fire Emblem for Wii - Jan 31, 2007 06:51
http://wii.ign.com/articles/743/743884p1.aspx

I actually think this would be kinda cool if they put the wiimote to use.
Dagashi

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RE: Fire Emblem for Wii - Jan 31, 2007 07:14
I don' t see why they wouldn' t. Especially from a marketing/review standpoint. Not supporting the wii' s primary feature would draw criticism from the gaming community, and reviewers. I would think that they would see this, and just add wii-mote funcionality from this standpoint alone.
the_shadowwolf

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RE: Fire Emblem for Wii - Feb 01, 2007 03:01
This would be awesome if one is able to wield the remote as an axe, sword or bow, and lance. Different strokes for a hack/slash/pierce...could be interesting.
Chee Saw

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RE: Fire Emblem for Wii - Feb 01, 2007 03:08
I' ve had an urge lately to play a basic turn-based RPG lately, and this one looks pretty good. I actually played Shining in the Darkness the other day! Man, that brought back memories. Unfortunately, I played for about 2 hours and couldn' t figure out how to get my save game back up! SUCKS!
He

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RE: Fire Emblem for Wii - Feb 07, 2007 01:33
It' s doubtful that they' ll have control over the axe/lance/sword like what you' re talking about Shadowwulf. That wouldn' t really mix with the type of game Fire Emblem usually is. They could let you control the movement of your troops and other cursor functions to the pointer function, a la Advance Wars: DS.
mastachefbkw

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RE: Fire Emblem for Wii - Feb 07, 2007 08:48
They might be able to use the wiimote to get a critical hit or something
He

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RE: Fire Emblem for Wii - Feb 08, 2007 03:09
You mean like in Super Mario RPG? I don' t think that they' ll do that. Intelligent Systems usually make the Fire Emblem games with almost pure strategy in mind. Also, letting the critical hits be decided by the player will dramatically overpower the Assassin class, since their criticals sometimes turn into one-hit KOs.

This article at IGN says that the demo had no pointing or gesturing features at all. I hope they add at least some before it comes out, a point and click interface might make the game more fun. It worked for Advance Wars, anyway.
mastachefbkw

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RE: Fire Emblem for Wii - Feb 08, 2007 09:26
I say if theres no difference in the gameplay of a fire emblem game on a console and a hand held, they might as well just put it on the hand held


EDIT: just thought i would throw this out there, but this is my 666th post. DUN DUN DUN!
< Message edited by mastachefbkw -- 8 Feb 07 1:27:17 >
Chee Saw

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RE: Fire Emblem for Wii - Feb 09, 2007 09:31


ORIGINAL: mastachefbkw

I say if theres no difference in the gameplay of a fire emblem game on a console and a hand held, they might as well just put it on the hand held



Basically, your idea sucks, because I don' t own a hand held!
mastachefbkw

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RE: Fire Emblem for Wii - Feb 09, 2007 10:29


Basically, your idea sucks, because I don' t own a hand held!



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