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With a copy of Fire Emblem for £75. Only used it for a few minutes, but this thing is awesome. The D Pad and buttons are nice and squishy, akin to the orginal GBA, the screen is beautiful (though you do have to look at it closer), and you can play one handed with it. It's a worthy replacement to my late DS.
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Yan?
Eyes breaking down right now.
About the character losing thing, not sure as I haven't lost one yet. I can see how, after a few hours of play losing one of your allies can be bad though.
Eyes breaking down right now.
About the character losing thing, not sure as I haven't lost one yet. I can see how, after a few hours of play losing one of your allies can be bad though.
Is the play yan out here yet?
Fire Emblem. Might give it a try if it wasn't for the fact that when your character dies, they're gone forever.
Is this such a bad feature?
Is this such a bad feature?
Just FE, though from first impressions I'll get the second one soon after. I might even post pics of it, it's that good.
Good choice on the game. Was it FE or FE: The Sacred Stones? Both are excellent.
With a copy of Fire Emblem for £75. Only used it for a few minutes, but this thing is awesome. The D Pad and buttons are nice and squishy, akin to the orginal GBA, the screen is beautiful (though you do have to look at it closer), and you can play one handed with it. It's a worthy replacement to my late DS.
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