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The development of ''The Binding Blade'' originated with ''Fire Emblem: Maiden of Darkness'' (Japanese: {{hl|ファイアーエムブレム 暗黒の巫女|Faiāemuburemu ankoku no miko}}), an ill-fated title for the Nintendo 64 which is better known as ''[[Fire Emblem 64]]''. When developmental difficulties arose with this Nintendo 64 title, the project was cancelled and development was moved to a new title for the Game Boy Advance, which at first was still known as ''Maiden of Darkness''. However, the planning for the game had to start from the beginning due to the difficulties which led to the initial cancellation, so few traces of the Nintendo 64 original remained in the Game Boy Advance product; the only elements which are confirmed to have carried over without major changes are the characters [[Roy]] and [[Karel]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://serenesforest.net/2015/12/09/the-making-of-fire-emblem-64/|title=The Making of Fire Emblem 64|author=VincentASM|site=Serenes Forest|published=2015-12-09|retrieved=2016-01-03}}</ref> | The development of ''The Binding Blade'' originated with ''Fire Emblem: Maiden of Darkness'' (Japanese: {{hl|ファイアーエムブレム: 暗黒の巫女|Faiāemuburemu ankoku no miko}}), an ill-fated title for the Nintendo 64 which is better known as ''[[Fire Emblem 64]]''. When developmental difficulties arose with this Nintendo 64 title, the project was cancelled and development was moved to a new title for the Game Boy Advance, which at first was still known as ''Maiden of Darkness''. However, the planning for the game had to start from the beginning due to the difficulties which led to the initial cancellation, so few traces of the Nintendo 64 original remained in the Game Boy Advance product; the only elements which are confirmed to have carried over without major changes are the characters [[Roy]] and [[Karel]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://serenesforest.net/2015/12/09/the-making-of-fire-emblem-64/|title=The Making of Fire Emblem 64|author=VincentASM|site=Serenes Forest|published=2015-12-09|retrieved=2016-01-03}}</ref> | ||
The Game Boy Advance version of ''Maiden of Darkness'' was first announced in August 2000, when it appeared in a list of games to be showcased in the following year's [[wikipedia:Nintendo Space World|Nintendo Space World]] press event. The first footage of the game was demonstrated at that year's Space World.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://ign.com/articles/2001/01/23/fire-emblem-maiden-of-the-dark|title=Fire Emblem - Maiden of the Dark|author=IGN staff|site=IGN|published=2001-01-23|retrieved=2014-07-06}}</ref> By July 2001, the game had been renamed ''The Binding Blade'', its title in the final release.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://serenesforest.net/general/fire-emblem-64/|title=Fire Emblem 64|author=VincentASM|site=Serenes Forest|published=2013-02-25|retrieved=2014-07-06}}</ref> During its development, protagonist [[Roy]] was introduced as a playable character in {{SSBM}} at the request of Intelligent Systems, in order to promote the game's upcoming release. | The Game Boy Advance version of ''Maiden of Darkness'' was first announced in August 2000, when it appeared in a list of games to be showcased in the following year's [[wikipedia:Nintendo Space World|Nintendo Space World]] press event. The first footage of the game was demonstrated at that year's Space World.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://ign.com/articles/2001/01/23/fire-emblem-maiden-of-the-dark|title=Fire Emblem - Maiden of the Dark|author=IGN staff|site=IGN|published=2001-01-23|retrieved=2014-07-06}}</ref> By July 2001, the game had been renamed ''The Binding Blade'', its title in the final release.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://serenesforest.net/general/fire-emblem-64/|title=Fire Emblem 64|author=VincentASM|site=Serenes Forest|published=2013-02-25|retrieved=2014-07-06}}</ref> During its development, protagonist [[Roy]] was introduced as a playable character in {{SSBM}} at the request of Intelligent Systems, in order to promote the game's upcoming release. | ||
