Faia Emuburemu: Seima no Koseki

After I played Fire Emblem 2003 on my Gameboy Player on the Gamecube, I played this Sequel Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones for Gameboy Advance.

In this Fire Emblem game, you can choose to play either as Ephraim or Eirika who has to go on a journey to fight against the Grado Empire who threatens your kingdom and to fight Lyon who is trying to revive the Demon King.

The game play is the same as in Fire Emblem 2003. And it is very much like Final Fantasy Tactics and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, You can use swords, axes, spears, bow and arrows, and magic spells in limited uses before they break, you can get 100 exp to gain a level, you can also promote your level 10-20 character with a crest item to become more powerful.

You can even explore the over world map and get more money and exp points more easily from random battle monster fights, something that you aren't allowed to do in Fire Emblem 2003, Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, Radiant Dawn, Shadow Dragon.

Be careful with your characters because if he or she lose all their HPs, then that character is gone for good and if Ephraim or Eirika gets killed, then it's game over.

Anyways this is the best Fire Emblem game ever, if you haven't played it, then you should get Fire Emblem Sacred Stones for Gameboy Advance and either play it on the Gameboy Player on Gamecube or on your Hand-held Gameboy player or better yet, buy it on the Nintendo Wii U Virtual Console. This game is worth playing.

I like it but more easy compared to the other games.

This is one of those fire emblem games I play every time I just want to be cozy and relax on my couch and it is one of the most fun one to make challenge runs because it is the easiest one on the hardest difficulty.

The story is fine. I enjoy it has some good point with the friendship. I like many of the points and the supports are all well-rounded.

And because the villains personality changes on which path you take you can play the game two times and get a different result and because of the split way of the gameplay. I enjoyed neither I can tell relaxing zombie game or I can play a really frustrating but fun and fight to the Empire so capital.

What this game does is perfect the gameboy advanced play style with the choices of promotion , balanced enemies and it doesn't throw too many of ones and they can't get tough.

This is a really good balanced fire emblem game but sadly it's not that interesting because of it. I mean it's better than fire emblem 6, but fire emblem 7 has some weird points and insane Maps so I think I like seven more than this because of the more weird maps.

What helps is it also the shortest of the Game Boy games So it is always nice just to put in when you only have a weekend.