Fire Emblem Awakening is a Nintendo first-party Japanese Strategy RPG for the Nintendo 3DS. It is best known for its permanent death feature; if a character dies in battle, that character is lost ...

New mechanics and charming characters make Fire Emblem: Awakening a joy to play.

To play Fire Emblem: Awakening is to wear two hats. You are a tactician, positioning troops and ordering attacks. You are also, strangely enough, a matchmaker, forging mighty bonds between brothers… ...

Running a recruitment drive in Fire Emblem: Awakening is actually one of the easier parts of the game. Most of the characters join your team automatically, but for those who don’t, protagonist ...

On the anniversary of Fire Emblem Awakening, we look at how it turned one of Nintendo's flagging series into a powerhouse franchise.

Fire Emblem: Awakening is perhaps the greatest game ever made by the great Intelligent Systems. Eurogamer explains why.

'Fire Emblem Awakening' quite literally saved the franchise, and it still holds up as one of the best tactical RPGs ever made.

Nintendo's Fire Emblem: Awakening adds powerful stakes to the usual swords, sorcery and strategy of role-playing games. It's fantasy about love and death.

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Fire Emblem: Awakening was developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo. It is available for the 3DS.

But with Fire Emblem Awakening, that velvet curtain has been pulled back, and the series has finally come into its own as something gamers of all proficiencies and backgrounds can enjoy.

Permanent death has been Fire Emblem's calling card since its inception, and that's no less true in Awakening. It's for that reason that Fire Emblem has a reputation among gamers for being brutal ...