Development
Path of Radiance is the first Fire Emblem title to feature three-dimensional graphics on the battlefield, replacing two-dimensional sprite animations and landscapes with fully rendered 3-D models. It is also the first game in the series to make use of full motion video and voice acting to present cinematic sequences at key points in the game. The FMV sequences were animated by Production I.G.
The Fire Emblem series' veteran music composer Yuka Tsujiyoko was actively involved in providing the musical score. Path of Radiance is a Fire Emblem game to feature a theme song with vocals, "Life Returns", which is sung in the fictional language of the heron tribe.
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