Nerdy Geek Reviews 6 : Fire Emblem Awakening

1. Graphics - Good for a 3ds game. It looks more than alright, it might exist and than bite! Great art too. Point
   
2. Content - Considering there is a lot of characters, over 13 chapters, DLC maps, and optional stuff to do, a good amount of content. Point
   
3. Roster / Characters - strategy, good animations that are repetitive but fun to watch even after several times.
   And dancers allow you to do an action after doing one, like a healer can heal twice and a (insert class that fights most of the time here) can attack twice. Point
   
4. Emotion - Chrom dealing with death, your main character losing memory, the regret of letting those villagers die in a parologue, wow! Point
5. Soundtrack - Awesome, worth downloading off iTunes! Point
6. World - Well, good amount of stuff to do, but movement is restricted to lines, and not much exploring. no point
   
7. Voice Acting - I know you weaboos hate English voice-acting most of the time, but if you hate this, you need help! Point
   
8. Uniqueness - You can pair up characters to make a kid,(overprotective mom is now screaming after hearing that!
   Screw Common Sense Media! Burn the addictive yet sucky website!) pair them up in battle and increase their support out of battle, see conversations in the barracks, weapon triangle again, optional perma-death, (AKA dying in the game and not returning in battle but being in the story and cutscenses adds more challenge and replay-ability plus emotion). Point
   
9. Replay-ability - Well, if you didn't get the right kid you wanted, let the villagers die even though it allowed you to keep going after the deaths,or want to keep your favorite character from dying, well, replay! Point