Fire Emblem

So you've just finished of Final Fantasy Tactics and are looking for another strategy RPG for the holiday season. Look no further, Nintendo's Fire Emblem is an excellent strategy RPG, that provides a good story with good graphics. This game features 30 chapters and about 50 hours of gameplay. For more information see the review here.

Harvest Moon: Mineral Town

All of the elements that make the Harvest Moon series a hit return. In this version you return back to Mineral Town and if you've played the other Harvest Moon games you'll see some familiar faces. If you're not familiar with them, Harvest Moon is a farm simulator. You can plant vegetables, raise livestock, make friends and get married in this game. The game features an almost endless amount of replay value due to all of the surprises in the game.

Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga

Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga offers a twist on the epic RPG. In this game you play as Mario and Luigi who are on a quest to get Princess Peach's voice back. The game features new team attacks, a horde of enemies from other Mario games and lots of jumping. While you won't be battling against giant dragons in this game, its a fun ride all the way through. For more information about the game see the review here.

Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Brothers 3

Go back and play Super Mario Brothers 3 again in this SMB3 remake. If you haven't played Super Mario Brother 3 before you're in for a treat. This version of Super Mario Brothers features some of the greatest level design in a platform game, loads of different power ups and this version includes e-Reader support so you can add extra levels in the game! For more information about the game see the review here.

Sword of Mana

One of the best games released this holiday season, period. This game is a remake of the classic, Final Fantasy Adventure, but it bears little resemblence to the game. In the story you play as either a boy who has been captured and forced to be a gladiator or a girl with special magical ability. The game has two seperate stories for the characters, the ability to switch different classes and some of the most artistic graphics on the GBA to date. For more information about the game see the review here.

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