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# StreetPass & SpotPass multiplayer Turn-based tactical RPG 30+ unique characters & classes Fire Emblem: Awakening

**Brand:** nintendo
**Price:** € 123.10
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## Summary

> 🔥 Strategize, bond, and conquer — your ultimate 3DS RPG adventure awaits! 🎯

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Fire Emblem: Awakening by nintendo
- **How much does it cost?** € 123.10 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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- nintendo enthusiasts

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## Key Features

- • **Dynamic Bond System:** Forge and strengthen friendships and romances on the battlefield, unlocking powerful combo attacks and emotional cutscenes.
- • **Epic Tactical Command:** Lead a diverse army of knights, mages, and archers in deep, strategic turn-based battles that challenge your every move.
- • **Stunning 3D Cinematics:** Immerse yourself in a visually rich fantasy world brought to life with smooth 3D graphics and captivating story-driven movies.
- • **Unrivaled Character Depth:** Over 30 richly developed characters with unique personalities, backstories, and evolving relationships that impact gameplay and story.
- • **Connected Multiplayer Experience:** Exchange teams, battle friends, and access fresh content through StreetPass and SpotPass for endless replayability.

## Overview

Fire Emblem: Awakening is a critically acclaimed tactical RPG for Nintendo 3DS featuring turn-based battles, a vast cast of customizable characters, and a unique bond system that enhances combat synergy. With immersive 3D visuals, extensive downloadable content, and innovative multiplayer features like StreetPass and SpotPass, it delivers a deep, emotionally engaging fantasy experience that has captivated both new and veteran players alike.

## Description

Product Description COMMAND YOUR OWN ARMY THROUGH THE RICH WORLD OF FIRE EMBLEM STRATEGICALLY GUIDE A VAST ARRAY OF CHARACTERS OF KNIGHTS MAGES, ARCHERS, AND MORE IN TURN-BASED BATTLES EACH SOLDIER IS A UNIQUE CHARACTER WITH UNIQUE ABILITIES AN D FIGHTING STYLE WHERE YOU WILL. TEAM UP YOUR CHARACTERS AND From the Manufacturer Story is told through lush cinematics view larger Create your own in-game character view larger Extensive downloadable content to enrich gameplay view larger Team up characters to strengthen bonds view larger Recruit or battle other players' characters view largerFire Emblem: Awakening offers a unique blend of in-battle strategy, vast character customization, and 3-D cinematic graphics that appeal to a wide range of gamers. In this fantasy adventure for the Nintendo 3DS, you have the power to turn the tides of battle in an epic war against a dark dragon. Your fire-breathing foe threatens to destroy the entire empire with help from his armies of the undead. But, with your loyal crew of fighters, you could be the one to stop him for good.In this game, you’ll join Chrom, brother to Ylisse’s empress and commander of its forces, in a fantasy world teetering on the brink of war. It’s your duty to guide a team of Ylisse’s finest soldiers - knights, mages, archers, and more - against the marauding Plegian bandits. To succeed, you will need to carefully choose the units you take into battle. As you lead your team through battles across maps that span entire kingdoms, your army will grow. Some characters are willing to join you quickly, while others may need more persuasion. Each character earns experience in battle, leveling up and gaining strength and abilities as they do so. It’s up to you to guide their moves, choose their weapons, and direct their attacks.Create your own customized soldier and join a massive cast of interesting characters who all have their own stories to tell. Heighten your power on the battlefield by strengthening the bonds between your troops and even enlisting a friend of your own. Plus, with StreetPass and SpotPass options, you can access new items, characters, and maps. Key FeaturesImmersive Story and Visuals: The fantasy storyline is told through 3D visuals and movies.Deep Cast of Characters: A large selection of characters is at your command, each with unique personalities and background stories, and different class types and skill sets.Downloadable Content: Extensive downloadable content will be available for purchase and will offer opportunities to acquire new maps, new story elements, new playable characters, new classes, and rare items and weapons.Customization: Create your own personalized character and fight alongside heroic characters on the battlefield.Strengthen Bonds in Battle: Team up characters to strengthen their friendships on the battlefield. The closer they grow, the better these friends and allies will fight together.Local Multiplayer Mode: Team up with your friend and fight against a group of enemies in the local multiplayer mode.StreetPass Feature: Exchange your team data and recruit or battle against other players' teams or purchase rare items they might carry.SpotPass Feature: Receive new maps, items, and legacy characters to battle against in random battle and local multiplayer mode.

Review: A beautiful game with a great story - I'd never played a 3ds game before this, I'd been playing mostly regular DS games on my XL. I was a bit hesitant at first, when looking for games to purchase for my 3ds. I thought to myself "Maybe I should go with a classic, New Super Mario Bros 2, or maybe Donkey Kong Country?" I read some reviews for this game, but I'd never played Fire Emblem before so I wasn't sure if it was just nostalgia or if it was actually a good game. I've now beaten the game and can now confirm that this is a great game for newplayers (And I'm assuming return-players as well) Pros: Good, long storyline: The story took me maybe 40 hours to complete, and none of it felt like a chore at all, I was deeply engrossed in the experience. I've never been so absorbed in a handheld game Characters: Each character has a unique, well-detailed personality, and you really start to feel like they could all be real people, and like they're all really your friends. And with such a vast amount of characters, this couldn't have been easy. There are easily over 30 characters in the game, and throughout the game, you really start to understand each individual one. If you play it on the "Classic Mode" where if a unit falls in battle, they're gone for good (which I'd recommend trying) you really feel like your good friend has passed, urging you to restart and try the whole battle again to save your friends and see what you can do better. Gameplay: The gameplay is a classic turn-based chessboard kind of game, with a lot of strategy, and a little luck, you move all your units, enemy moves theirs, and you get a little overview detailing your odds of winning or losing before striking the enemy. Once you strike, you go into an animation where your unit and the enemy fight. I never got sick of the animation, it was always so smooth. You also have actions you can do during the animation, you can pause, fast forward, and move the camera around. And for those that would get sick of the animation, you can skip it just as easily. Another thing I loved was that you could pair units up, increasing your stats during battle, and after the battle, your units can develop a friendship, or even marriage! As their friendship grows, so do your bonuses, sometimes they will deflect hits for each other, and sometimes they will strike with their partner against the enemy. Each time their friendship grows, you get a unique cutscene and mini-storyline with the two units. I thought this was especially well-done, the mini-stories were all very unique and made you understand the characters more. Characters have multiple people they can marry, and the game does a really good job at making you feel like whoever you have them marry was the person they were supposed to marry all along, there are only two units that the game makes you feel like "These two have to be together" Sound: The music always felt well-placed, intense scenes with intense music, sad parts with sad music and the voice actors and actresses did a really good job getting into character. Even now, it's been almost a month since I last played the game and I can still clearly remember all character's voices and the catchy melodies are still in my head. Graphics: The graphics are as good as 3D character graphics are going to get, It's easy to forget you're playing a handheld game with graphics so rich and smooth Cons: The only thing I really have to complain about is that once you beat it, there's not very much incentive to continue playing, there's a lot of free DLC you can do, but it doesn't really feel necessary to do it once you finish. Some others might find it more interesting than I did, you can keep getting new characters and developing friendships, but for me, it felt like i was done after the main story Closing Thoughts: I'm only upset that I'll never be able to play the game for the first time ever again, the 40 hour ride while playing was a blast, and this game has me a Fire Emblem fan, I only hope the next one is just as good as this one. I'd say the game is a great purchase for anyone who has a 3DS, even if you've never played a Fire Emblem game before. There's a lot of customization, fun gameplay, and a great story that you'll definitely remember
Review: Best game I have ever played - I have to say this is the first Fire Emblem game I have ever played. For those of you complaining about the developers daring to have an easier mode where fallen units return, this change is what got me to play. I was interested in Shadow Dragon (the previous DS installment) but stayed away from it because I thought it would be too frustrating for me to permanently lose units. Now that I have played FE Awakening, I definitely want to play it again on the more difficult setting and see how I progress. I was even able to find a pre-owned Shadow Dragon so I can try that as well. I have been playing video games for many years (I'm a mom to 4 kids and have played on Atari, NES, SNES, Wii, and DS systems) and FE Awakening is the best game I have ever played on any system. I found the story very compelling and it just had me hooked from the beginning. My other likes include: customizing my character, the support system and pairing units together (some units work better together than others), the depth and uniqueness of the characters, class changes and upgrades. I have played through to the end of the game, and even though I was really upset that it was over, I want to dive right back in again. THis is unusual for me because once I finish a game I need to put it away for quite awhile, and even when I play it again there is so much that I remember it just isn't the same. It is hard for me to enjoy it again because I don't have that sense of discovery and surprise. However I can keep playing with my current file (as I have only played about half the DLC maps I purchased, and can summon lots of bonus teams to the map with higher difficulties). My only disappointment was with some of the dialogue toward the end of the game. There is a spoiler alert so I will put the detail of this point down below. My complaint though was not enough to take anything away from my rating, because there was so much more of the game that I loved. Spoiler Alert********** So here is my one tiny complaint. Since I can customize my character, she is a female. And I chose to have her marry Chrom (the main character). As a result, I felt some of the crucial points of the game (especially toward the end when you have to decide wether to sacrifice yourself) take on a different significance than if she was marrired to someone else (or was a male character). I just felt that, even though they took great care to make the dialogue at other points in the game spot on for my situation, at the final chapter or two it just seemed to be very generic (not what I would expect for a man about to lose his wife/mother of his children). Even though he pleges to find my character (because they don't believe she is truly gone), when I viewed the cut scene at the very end it was a little disappointing. It doesn't tell you how long he was searching, but they chose to mimic the scene in the beginning of the game where you are found in the field. I can understand that to a point, but the dialogue didn't have to be word for word the same as the beginning of the game. And again, being that my character was married to Chrom, I would think he could have something more to say than just "Welcome Back". I was thinking later that it would have been cool to have a post game chapter (similar to those where you find Emmeryn, Walhart, etc.) where they would find my character. But I suppose the developers leave it up to the game player to use their imagination at that point. It just bothered me at first because I spent so many hours (over 70 so far) to get to that point,so much energy and emotion--that it just seemed to be too abrupt an ending for me. As I said above, this was not enough to affect my rating of the game.

## Features

- IMMERSIVE STORY AND VISUALS:The deep and immersive fantasy storyline is told throughbeautiful 3D visuals and movies.
- DEEP CAST OF CHARACTERS: A massive selection of characters are at your command,withal with a unique personality and background story and different class types and skill sets.
- BONDS GROWN IN BATTLE: Team up characters to strengthen their friendships on the battlefield. The closer they grow, the better these friends and allies will fight together. Some characters can even get married!
- "9.6 out of 10. Fire Emblem Awakening is the most fluid and stunning strategy RPG experience available on a portable, and features the best storytelling and production value of any 3DS game to date" - IGN
- "4.5 out of 4 (Editor's Choice). The best Nintendo 3DS RPG to date" - Gamesradar

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00AKIPBNS |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,567 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #8 in Nintendo 3DS & 2DS Consoles |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Nintendo 2DS, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 3DS XL, Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite, Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL |
| Computer Platform | Nintendo 3DS |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,432) |
| Date First Available | December 7, 2012 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00045496742355 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.12 ounces |
| Item model number | CTRPAFEE |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| Number of Players | Multiplayer |
| Product Dimensions | 0.52 x 5.39 x 4.92 inches; 1.12 ounces |
| Publication Date | February 4, 2013 |
| Rated | Teen |
| Release date | February 4, 2013 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 045496742362 172302827774 021111738378 132017948065 454967423554 707003227808 012951611785 045496742355 872182809210 087108575470 193345331417 163120902781 087108572196 021111275590 611102232000 898029713229 014445570721 667649025261 021112248920 012302142999 021113172439 079531738836 021112520392 |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A beautiful game with a great story
*by E***C on August 11, 2013*

I'd never played a 3ds game before this, I'd been playing mostly regular DS games on my XL. I was a bit hesitant at first, when looking for games to purchase for my 3ds. I thought to myself "Maybe I should go with a classic, New Super Mario Bros 2, or maybe Donkey Kong Country?" I read some reviews for this game, but I'd never played Fire Emblem before so I wasn't sure if it was just nostalgia or if it was actually a good game. I've now beaten the game and can now confirm that this is a great game for newplayers (And I'm assuming return-players as well) Pros: Good, long storyline: The story took me maybe 40 hours to complete, and none of it felt like a chore at all, I was deeply engrossed in the experience. I've never been so absorbed in a handheld game Characters: Each character has a unique, well-detailed personality, and you really start to feel like they could all be real people, and like they're all really your friends. And with such a vast amount of characters, this couldn't have been easy. There are easily over 30 characters in the game, and throughout the game, you really start to understand each individual one. If you play it on the "Classic Mode" where if a unit falls in battle, they're gone for good (which I'd recommend trying) you really feel like your good friend has passed, urging you to restart and try the whole battle again to save your friends and see what you can do better. Gameplay: The gameplay is a classic turn-based chessboard kind of game, with a lot of strategy, and a little luck, you move all your units, enemy moves theirs, and you get a little overview detailing your odds of winning or losing before striking the enemy. Once you strike, you go into an animation where your unit and the enemy fight. I never got sick of the animation, it was always so smooth. You also have actions you can do during the animation, you can pause, fast forward, and move the camera around. And for those that would get sick of the animation, you can skip it just as easily. Another thing I loved was that you could pair units up, increasing your stats during battle, and after the battle, your units can develop a friendship, or even marriage! As their friendship grows, so do your bonuses, sometimes they will deflect hits for each other, and sometimes they will strike with their partner against the enemy. Each time their friendship grows, you get a unique cutscene and mini-storyline with the two units. I thought this was especially well-done, the mini-stories were all very unique and made you understand the characters more. Characters have multiple people they can marry, and the game does a really good job at making you feel like whoever you have them marry was the person they were supposed to marry all along, there are only two units that the game makes you feel like "These two have to be together" Sound: The music always felt well-placed, intense scenes with intense music, sad parts with sad music and the voice actors and actresses did a really good job getting into character. Even now, it's been almost a month since I last played the game and I can still clearly remember all character's voices and the catchy melodies are still in my head. Graphics: The graphics are as good as 3D character graphics are going to get, It's easy to forget you're playing a handheld game with graphics so rich and smooth Cons: The only thing I really have to complain about is that once you beat it, there's not very much incentive to continue playing, there's a lot of free DLC you can do, but it doesn't really feel necessary to do it once you finish. Some others might find it more interesting than I did, you can keep getting new characters and developing friendships, but for me, it felt like i was done after the main story Closing Thoughts: I'm only upset that I'll never be able to play the game for the first time ever again, the 40 hour ride while playing was a blast, and this game has me a Fire Emblem fan, I only hope the next one is just as good as this one. I'd say the game is a great purchase for anyone who has a 3DS, even if you've never played a Fire Emblem game before. There's a lot of customization, fun gameplay, and a great story that you'll definitely remember

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best game I have ever played
*by S***L on April 9, 2013*

I have to say this is the first Fire Emblem game I have ever played. For those of you complaining about the developers daring to have an easier mode where fallen units return, this change is what got me to play. I was interested in Shadow Dragon (the previous DS installment) but stayed away from it because I thought it would be too frustrating for me to permanently lose units. Now that I have played FE Awakening, I definitely want to play it again on the more difficult setting and see how I progress. I was even able to find a pre-owned Shadow Dragon so I can try that as well. I have been playing video games for many years (I'm a mom to 4 kids and have played on Atari, NES, SNES, Wii, and DS systems) and FE Awakening is the best game I have ever played on any system. I found the story very compelling and it just had me hooked from the beginning. My other likes include: customizing my character, the support system and pairing units together (some units work better together than others), the depth and uniqueness of the characters, class changes and upgrades. I have played through to the end of the game, and even though I was really upset that it was over, I want to dive right back in again. THis is unusual for me because once I finish a game I need to put it away for quite awhile, and even when I play it again there is so much that I remember it just isn't the same. It is hard for me to enjoy it again because I don't have that sense of discovery and surprise. However I can keep playing with my current file (as I have only played about half the DLC maps I purchased, and can summon lots of bonus teams to the map with higher difficulties). My only disappointment was with some of the dialogue toward the end of the game. There is a spoiler alert so I will put the detail of this point down below. My complaint though was not enough to take anything away from my rating, because there was so much more of the game that I loved. Spoiler Alert********** So here is my one tiny complaint. Since I can customize my character, she is a female. And I chose to have her marry Chrom (the main character). As a result, I felt some of the crucial points of the game (especially toward the end when you have to decide wether to sacrifice yourself) take on a different significance than if she was marrired to someone else (or was a male character). I just felt that, even though they took great care to make the dialogue at other points in the game spot on for my situation, at the final chapter or two it just seemed to be very generic (not what I would expect for a man about to lose his wife/mother of his children). Even though he pleges to find my character (because they don't believe she is truly gone), when I viewed the cut scene at the very end it was a little disappointing. It doesn't tell you how long he was searching, but they chose to mimic the scene in the beginning of the game where you are found in the field. I can understand that to a point, but the dialogue didn't have to be word for word the same as the beginning of the game. And again, being that my character was married to Chrom, I would think he could have something more to say than just "Welcome Back". I was thinking later that it would have been cool to have a post game chapter (similar to those where you find Emmeryn, Walhart, etc.) where they would find my character. But I suppose the developers leave it up to the game player to use their imagination at that point. It just bothered me at first because I spent so many hours (over 70 so far) to get to that point,so much energy and emotion--that it just seemed to be too abrupt an ending for me. As I said above, this was not enough to affect my rating of the game.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***L on November 29, 2016*

O si simplemente te gustan los RPG, también lo es. Es cuestión de gustos, pero debo decir que el "opening" del juego me atrapa cada vez que lo juego, es sin duda uno de los mejores. El juego en sí es bastante bueno también, y de los mejores de FE, sino es que el mejor. Es recomendable tanto para principiantes como para aquellos que ya estén familiarizados con la estrategia y dificultad que ofrece esta saga; si eres nuevo, puedes probar este juego en su nivel normal para darte una idea de cómo se lleva a cabo la jugabilidad, ya después de terminar el juego puedes volver a jugarlo en la siguiente dificultad si gustas. Y claro, existen otros niveles de dificultad para expertos, o si quieres realmente un desafío y estresarte con las estrategias. Lo mejor de esto es que puedes personalizar a tu personaje; y la historia, aunque es la misma, varia dependiendo de las decisiones que tomes, por lo que cada que reinicies la partida puedes ser alguien diferente y tomar otras decisiones para no sentir que repites lo mismo un y otra vez (técnicamente lo harás porque la manera de jugar, sólo la dificultad). En sí, un juego que debes tener sí o sí. Buena historia, buenos personajes, magnífica música y horas de entretenimiento aseguradas... o de estrés si te complicas con el nivel experto. ¡Recomendable!

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