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Fire Emblem: Fuuin no Tsurugi (Nintendo Game Boy Advance, 2002)

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Embark on a strategic adventure with "Fire Emblem: Fuuin no Tsurugi" for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance. Released in 2002, this engaging title offers a compelling blend of role-playing and strategy, perfect for gamers who enjoy meticulous planning and deep narrative. With its turn-based gameplay, players can expect a thrilling experience that challenges both their tactical skills and storytelling prowess. Supporting solo play as well as multiplayer fun with up to four players, this cartridge brings friends and family into the mix. The game is designed for the standard edition and is ready to provide hours of entertainment. Proudly published by Nintendo and manufactured in the USA, it's a must-have for any GBA enthusiast's collection.

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First Game Boy Advance installment in Nintendo's turn-based strategy roleplaying series, only released in Japan. The gameplay is divided up into map-based missions, which are introduced via simple character-driven cutscenes. Like in Advance Wars, most missions require you to defend allied towns against rival units, defeat incoming enemies and take over the opponent's stronghold. But Fire Emblem Advance has a distinctive RPG slant that sets it apart from its military-themed cousin. There is far more character interaction and, most importantly, character development. For starters, there really aren't any generic units -- each member of your team has a name and unique character attributes and stats. Every battle earns you experience points depending on how much damage your attacks caused. The game features 50 different units, a full-fledged items and weapons system, and music composed by Yuka Tsujiyoko.