Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube809k Nintendo has today released a brand new update for its Switch Online Game Boy Advance library. Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones has been added for Expansion Pack subscribers. Released on the GBA in 2005, this was the second series entry to launch in the West (the first, The Blazing Blade, launched in North America in 2003 as plain old Fire Emblem and is already available on NSO) and focuses on the siblings Eirika and Ephraim and their quest to save the continent of Magvel from an a demon. If it isn't one thing, it's another, right?Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube809kWatch on YouTube Here's an overview, courtesy of Nintendo: The kingdom of Renais lies shattered by a sudden invasion! Use cunning strategy to guide the royal heirs Eirika and Ephraim on their twin quest to rebuild Renais. Take advantage of your strengths and exploit your enemy's weaknesses, but be careful: if a soldier perishes on the battlefield, they're gone forever! In a world of dragons and magic, you must always be ready for battle. Take advantage of the terrain and the weapon in your hand, and attack enemies either from afar using magic or up close with your sword. Each weapon has its own strength and weakness, so choose wisely when attacking your opponent, because you don't want to be caught off guard. Build the perfect army. Do you want a pegasus rider or a wyvern rider? An assassin or a rogue? Upgrade your troops to different classes, each with their own skills and weapons, and save the land from the forces of darkness! If you missed this back in the mid-moughties, you may have played it on 3DS as part of the Ambassador Program for early adopters of that system. If you're curious, Japan got the same update, too. This latest update follows three Mega Drive games added earlier in April. Every retro game available with an NSO sub (plus the Expansion Pack) Available today All the GBA games, ranked by you What do you think of this latest addition to the Switch Online GBA service? You know where to go to let us know! Related Games See Also Share:0 0 Liam is a news writer and reviewer for Nintendo Life and Pure Xbox. He's been writing about games for more than 15 years and is a lifelong fan of Mario and Master Chief. Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment... Related Articles Switch 2's Backwards Compatibility List Provides Updates On Two Titles Here's what you can expect Opinion: It's Time To Get Rid Of Fall Damage Free faller Gallery: These 'Lunar Remastered Collection' Goodies Remind Us Of The Good Old Days When the moon hits your eye...