About: Fire Emblem: Ankoku no Miko

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After the release of Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War and the unveiling of the Nintendo 64, series director Shouzou Kaga was questioned on if the next game of the series would be on the new hardware. Kaga denied that there were current plans to develop for the console and stated that the next title would be a return to Archanea and focus on a higher level of strategy while also retaining a simple playstyle (ideas that would come to fruit as Fire Emblem: Archanea Saga and Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 respectively). When asked again about the Nintendo 64, Kaga mentioned that the Super Famicom would be fine for the next game.

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rdfs:comment	After the release of Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War and the unveiling of the Nintendo 64, series director Shouzou Kaga was questioned on if the next game of the series would be on the new hardware. Kaga denied that there were current plans to develop for the console and stated that the next title would be a return to Archanea and focus on a higher level of strategy while also retaining a simple playstyle (ideas that would come to fruit as Fire Emblem: Archanea Saga and Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 respectively). When asked again about the Nintendo 64, Kaga mentioned that the Super Famicom would be fine for the next game.
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abstract	After the release of Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War and the unveiling of the Nintendo 64, series director Shouzou Kaga was questioned on if the next game of the series would be on the new hardware. Kaga denied that there were current plans to develop for the console and stated that the next title would be a return to Archanea and focus on a higher level of strategy while also retaining a simple playstyle (ideas that would come to fruit as Fire Emblem: Archanea Saga and Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 respectively). When asked again about the Nintendo 64, Kaga mentioned that the Super Famicom would be fine for the next game. A year later, in 1997, Shigeru Miyamoto officially revealed that work had begun on a Fire Emblem 64, and that the game was planned to come out at the latter half of the following year after Mario RPG 2 (which would eventually become Paper Mario). In the September 1998 issue of 64 Dream, the title was officially announced, but no substantial details were included at the time. The following year, Kaga revealed that his plans for a proper return to Archanea had fallen through due to the limitations of the Super Famicom and that development would instead shift to Thracia 776. After the release of Thracia 776, Kaga mentioned plans for a remastered port for the Nintendo 64. Eventually during that year, Kaga would leave Intelligent Systems and form his own company, Tirnanog, and announced Emblem Saga, a game set in the same world as Archanea that would later be altered into TearRing Saga: Utna Heroes Saga following a legal battle with Nintendo. Following Kaga's departure, Fire Emblem 64, now properly subtitled Ankoku no Miko, was cancelled for the Nintendo 64 and shifted to the Game Boy Advance by August 2000, with the cancellation being revealed that September in 64 Dream. Due to these structural changes combined with the older target audience, planning for the game was reworked from the very beginning; the original setting and plot of the game was scrapped with only the characters of Roy and Karel being carried over into the new game. On July 26, 2001, the completely reworked Ankoku no Miko was renamed Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade.

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