Graphically Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light for when it came out in 1990 and today’s standard, was a graphical masterpiece with developers having to scale it down due to it being too big to put on to the NES cartridge. The story is great, and we haven’t even mentioned the gameplay yet. This is where everything starts with a time jump, and the gameplay starts to take centre stage. Marth escapes the castle knowing after the King’s death that they’ll kill him soon and takes refuge on a lone island called Tayls. After the betrayal of one of the King’s subjects leading to the death of your father.
