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This is the 10th game in the "Fire Emblem" series, and it is the chronological sequel to its predecessor, "Path of Radiance." It was developed by Intelligent Systems and released in 2007.The "Fire Emblem" series is known for its combat, thanks to its tactical-grid style and high level of difficulty. "Radiant Dawn" continues these trends and expands on them for the Nintendo Wii console. The gameplay still employs a turn-based strategy, and units can still permanently die if they fall in battle. You should make sure you save often, even in the midst of battle. There is no way to predict the way the tides of war may turn in this battle game.In "Fire Emblem," players join and build up their own rebel army in their quest to reclaim their rightful land. You build your army by selecting from dozens of pre-existing characters, each with their own unique skills and weaknesses. The main heroine of "Radiant Dawn" is Micaiah, a freedom fighter and member of the Dawn Brigade. She and her allies are trying to free Daein from the oppressive Begnion occupation. She isn't the only character you can control, however. The story is divided into four parts, with more layers of the plot unfolding to reveal dramatic intrigue as you progress.Many of the characters in this release also appeared in "Path of Radiance," such as Ike, Sothe, and Zelgius. Almost every playable character from that video game, except for one, returns here to continue their adventures on Tellius. There are even returning antagonists, who are ready to wreak havoc once again. You can carry over a cleared save from "Path of Radiance" and a Nintendo GameCube memory card so that returning characters can gain increased stats.The tactical, turn-based combat makes "Fire Emblem" an intense role-playing game. All battles happen on a square grid, and the units can lend support to each other. Support units can be linked up only one on one, but there is also a secondary support system called a "bond." Bonds are either made by default or are gained when units have obtained a high support level.Slight modifications were made to the combat in this game. The level increase was raised to 40, so you can now fight untransformed. Units also will have special class-based skills. Terrain also makes a difference when in combat, as higher altitudes will grant your units better accuracy. Dark magic is also present in the combat, making its long-awaited return to the games.The story is expansive and multifaceted, as one would expect during a war. There are 38 chapters in total, with many different types of missions to complete. Some involve defeating a specific enemy, while the objective of others is simply to survive for a set number of turns. With multiple difficulty settings available, this game is something that both beginning and advanced gamers can find engaging.