The one featured in this review is the GameCube outing Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. For those who don't know Fire Emblem is a turn based war game that engages the player in lengthy battles.

In particular, one of the very best games in the series is only playable on the Nintendo GameCube, and it’s a real shame. Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance released exclusively on the GameCube in ...

We reported at IGNPocket yesterday that Nintendo would soon be announcing a new entry in the Fire Emblem series. That announcement has indeed happened, only the game is actually for the GameCube!

Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance Cheats Unlockables Bonus maps Successfully complete the game, then load the “Epilogue” file to play any of the following bonus trial maps after they are unlocked ...

We provided you with quick first impressions and a bunch of movies late last week as Fire Emblem at last made its return to home consoles with the Japanese GameCube release of Fire Emblem ...

Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance on the GameCube, for example, is a highly sought-after game but it is now rare. As such, you’d be expecting to pay upwards of £200 to play it these days and you ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook A new RPG released on Steam is a great game for Fire Emblem fans as they wait for the next ...

It's been going down on the GBA lately, but this year, Fire Emblem makes an appearance on the GameCube. We lift our swords and head into battle with the English version of Fire Emblem: Path of ...

TOKYO--According to the weekly Jump magazine and a Nintendo teaser site, the next Fire Emblem game will be released on the GameCube. The simulation RPG will be titled Fire Emblem: Souen no Kiseki ...

Ed] So much is it popular, in fact, that I spent several hours at E3 last month playing the partially-translated US version of the GameCube's first instalment, Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance ...

The best-selling strategy series Fire Emblem takes on a new dimension. The stunning 3-D graphics put players right on the battlefield, pitting their soldiers against legions of enemies.