Such a setting is a convenient justification for a system of combat, together with supporting systems like gear, abilities and such others. Whatever game that Shouzou Kaga would make, it is more likely to have a setting that is about war. Thus, this led Kaga and his team to develop Berwick Saga, which plays very differently from the Fire Emblem games. That game was a tad too similar to the Fire Emblem games that Kaga and others had made earlier during his employment under Nintendo. A legal battle had begun over their previous game, TearRing Saga. Such was likely the case for Shouzou Kaga and his followers. Having litigious troubles as a consequence would just compound whatever spite and resentment that lingered after their departure from their former employers.

This is especially so if they intend to do something similar to what they hav done during their previous employment. Shouzou Kaga sure loves his cutscenes about armies on the move.ДЇormer employees of property-developing companies have to be wary about what they would do next. The credit for the translation goes to Aethin and team, over at the Serenes Forest forum (which is frequented by people who follow the Fire Emblem games and its ilk).Дue to how narrative and gameplay are interwoven so tightly in this game, this article would use the words вЂњunitвЂќ and вЂњcharacterвЂќ interchangeably, wherever this would maintain clarity or avoid repetition. The following review has been made on a fan-translated version of Berwick Saga, which only ever had Japanese releases officially. By Gelugon_baat | Review Date: February 6, 2020

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