“Fire Emblem Thracia: 776” for the Super Famicom is a rather curios game. At first, in the second half of 1999, it was released for the “Nintendo Power” system, this system was a machine in which you could insert your “SF Memory Casette” (this is an empty cartridge in which you can record games), select which games you wanted, pay the price… and the machine would record the game in the empty cartridge (you can even save multiple games in a single cartridge if they fit within the room available). Some months later, at the beginning of the 2000, Nintendo released the games in stores in 2 versions, the usual one (with its, box, instruction, cartridge) and a special one, that it’s the one i’m going to show now… but first something to take in consideration, the Nintendo 64 was released in 96, DreamCast in 98, PlayStation 2 in the 2000 and GameCube in 2001… but somehow Nintendo released a SuperFamicom game in some shape in 99 and properly in the 2000, just 3 or 4 months prior to the launch of PlayStation 2 ^_^u…
The box has the shape of a vault
This is all the content of the box: 2 plushies, the game, a VHS tape, some pins, a map and 9 cards
There are included some pins to mark the position of your troops and the enemy… i can’t see anyone actually doing it ^_^u…
The 9 cards
The 9 cards, the other side.
SF Memory Casette of Fire Emblem Thacia 776, the normal version of the game has a proper gamebox and cartridge
“The World of Fire Emblem” VHS casette. It explains a little about the saga but it’s mostly about where Thracia 776 fits in the general picture of the saga and information about the game
This is the best, plushies of a dragon and a pegasus.
