Red Exodus
Smash Master
I haven't played enough FE [I got to like the 5th mission on 2nd one that came out on the GBA] to see what's so good about it, but I used to be a Nintendo fanboy, and since I only had a Gamecube I know how it feels to be limited to the scarce games that come once in a while. Whenever I went over to my friends' house there was little to no variation in libraries.So you can't see, but you can understand? It's normally the other way around.
We didn't have the same taste [far from] but there was so little to look forward or buy that we wound up with similar libraries.
Like I said, I played it, but it's not my cup of tea. The only other RPG I can think of would be Tales of Symphonia [excellent game imo] but other than that there's not much, even outside the RPG franchise.In all seriousness though, Fire Emblem(along with Advance Wars) is one of Nintendo's most well thought-out games. Every character has a storyline, every character establishes relationships, every character has one life. It's really a good formula for building likable characters(or at least characters you care to at least live, in my case for the most part). You have to use strategy to win, especially on the harder difficulties and further into the game. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the closest thing to strategy in a Nintendo game is...Mario Party.
Maybe I mis-used the term, I wasn't even too sure about that part myself.A good game will be considered a 'must buy' whether or not it's on a system full of topnotch games.
I suppose you're right.Look at the 360:Mass Effect, Halo 3, Gears of War, The Orange Box, Call of Duty 4, PGR 4, Forza 2, Bioshock, Rock Band(though only if you have friends over often), and Grand Theft Auto 4 are all considered such, and are among many.