Hmm, turns out I misread.

There is a way to save without standing on a save place.

A suspended save.

I believe it is like this.

1) Save a suspended save. This can be done anywhere, anytime.

2)If you load either this, or another save, this save is deleted.

Another thing.

The Weapon Triangle is changed. It now just gives a +5% accuracy bonus.



CG cutscenes is still in.

In this case it might also mean that they've added chapters of Fire Emblem: Gaiden (FE2).
This game takes place in the same time, but on a different continent. After Radiant Dawn used the teams mechanic this could be a nice addition to the DS remake.

I have a stupid, kinda off topic question.

If I order FE:PoR game from Amazon.Co.Uk, am I guaranteed to get a Pal copy?

Yes, unless stated otherwise the british version of Amazon will ship games you can play on a British system (=PAL).

And: good choice! Great game.

Finally finished my first playthrough today................4-5 months after I started it......tsk, tsk at myself. It was really good at the end............I couldn't turn it off. Next playthrough, I'm going to make sure my teams are more balanced.......Ike's team was too strong. I'm also going to turn battle animations off........just found out about that last night.

A 3 minute trailer on the Japaneese Nintendo channel - http://youtube.com/watch?v=DTIdLNwwsEw

Also a 30 second long television commercial. Both in Japaneese.

The shooter class is back.

Hopefully this will have commercials in the US too

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Edit: lol, post 2000 :P. I'm such a copyist...

I bought Path of Radiance and Sacred Stones (the first on GBA was outsold on Amazon). Any tips considering those two games?

Don't let your units die.  Never let archers target Pegasi Riders (or flying units at all really).

 I have played Fire Emblem. But still, not using the Pegasi is a good idea.

Pegasi can be helpful against mages, especially draining long range spells like meteor. They are also useful in mountainous terrain and can cross rivers very easily, since they can move everywhere in the map. This comes handy when you want to save a badly hurt unit and move it to a safe place, considering Pegasi can carry most units and have a very big move-range. Just don´t use them in maps with many archers and maps with many turns, curves and limited movement (like in a fort).