
Game
Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light - 30th Anniversary Edition
About this game
This collector’s edition of the game will include a nostalgic, stylized physical NES box and a replica NES Game Pak art piece with a protective sleeve that transports owners to the era of the original game’s release. The collector’s edition also includes a colorful, 222-page Legacy of Archanea deluxe hardbound art book and a game download code. It will be accompanied by an NES instruction manual, newly localized from the original Famicom release, along with a fold-out world map and a Mini Nintendo Power retro collectible.
Marth is prince of Altea and a direct descendant of Anri, the warrior who slew the shadow dragon Medeus. However, after an attack from the neighboring kingdom of Dolhr, Marth is forced to become an exile in the neighboring nation of Talis. His sister Ellis is taken hostage after his father is killed battling the evil priest Gharnef. With the help of the Altean knight Jagen, the Talisian Princess Caeda, and others, Marth embarks on a quest to find the sacred sword known as Falchion and the Fire Emblem that will allow him to wield it. Only then will he be able to confront Gharnef and the resurrected Medeus, win the kingdom of Altea back, and rescue his sister.
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Trailers & videos
Announcement Trailer
Game facts
Release date
Dec 4, 2020
Developer
Intelligent Systems, Nintendo
Publisher
Nintendo
Platforms
Nintendo Switch
Genres
Role-playing (RPG), Tactical
Themes
Fantasy, Warfare
Game modes
Single player
Franchise
Fire Emblem
Perspective
Bird view / Isometric
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