Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon

Apart from that, it includes more characters, 6 difficulties, an Online mode, more chapters, among others things. But in SNES it had a second part that wasn't included in this one; this remake is only an half. It even came out first in Europe and in Spanish, but it wasn't like that for America. But it's a bit too similar to the original, although is a good option if you wanna know about Marth's story, for being the origins of a long series, with the same style as the original from NES.
For this reason, it distances itself a little more from the novelties that had been included later, staying true to the original with almost the same mechanics and a simpler style. So you don't have things like skills or supports with dialogs. Even more, official characters' artworks were done by Masamune Shirow, better known as the author of series like Ghost in the Shell, but in the game they are different as in the NES era when the artworks were different from the game itself. Something funny is that in the Japanese official web there was a note when they were released, that would say "the designs included in the game are not the same" which was removed a little later.

Although it has a difficulty adjusted for beginners and for those who like very hard games like before. you may even like it if you haven't played a Fire Emblem before, but when you play others, you will notice that is "limited" for trying to be too similar to a NES game were everything l was more simple, although it may have its charm for showing how the first game's system gave a start for a long franchise like I said before.
Fortunately some details, especially in terms of history and background of characters, were added on the DS sequel which would be the second part not included in this game, as well as having the chapters of Akanea Senki and deepening more in character's back-stories. Shadow Dragon is more a game for introduce this.