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This is the second game in the series and in some regions, it was simply called Golden Sun 2. This is a popular RPG series and many people rank this one as the very best.

The first Golden Sun game had a tremendous story and for me this one… is not quite as good. The main character this time around is Felix who was the anti-hero or perhaps villain depending on your point of view of the first game. Felix wants to light the two lighthouses that will then spread the power of the elements throughout the world.

The game does have a recap feature that catches you up on what happened in the first game. So, while I would say playing the first game before you jump into this is the better way to go about things.

Thanks to the recap, you would not be completely lost if you were to skip the first Golden Sun. Instead, it is just building on what the first game did and adding more to it and I am more than fine with that. The game does have a random battle system which is typical of JRPGs, but there is so much more to this game than just endless battles. You have dungeons to explore, a story to play through and some truly horrific puzzles that will have you gawking at your GBA screen trying to figure them out.

Part of what I loved about the first Golden Sun was the Djinn system. The Djinn are used in a manner of different ways and there are a ton of them.

These creatures can be used to directly attack enemies, increasing your energy, psyenrgy and so on. They are a massively important part of the game and it is great to see them return here. It may seem a bit complicated at first, but it really is not. It has the same art style as the first game, but I do feel that there is just a bit more polish this time around.

The amazing summoning scenes of the Djinn are back and even better! The different locations from dark dungeons. I also feel that the soundtrack in the game is great. It has some music from the first game, but there is a lot of new music and sound effects here. I really like how the soundtrack fits each situation and area of the game perfectly. This is still a damn fine JRPG that is well worth playing through at least once. It has an amazing presentation and the gameplay is deep and a lot of fun.

Previously on Golden Sun: Our intrepid hero, Isaac, leads a feisty band of young adventurers on a quest to rescue two lovely maidens, Jenna and Sheba, from the clutches of the vile Mars Clan. During the climactic showdown at Venus Lighthouse, a cataclysmic tidal wave assaults the land and Jennas brother craftily escapes with the girls to safety.

What will become of the two groups of heroes? Got all that? OK, now youre ready to tackle The Lost Age. Even if you finished the first game and especially if you didnt , youll need this refresher course, since the sequel thrusts you directly back into the dense story. Theres an interesting plot twist, though: This time around, you control the former damsels in distress. Youll explore mysterious continents, hook up with some newfound friends, and master a bevy of new magical attacks. Plus, youll eventually meet up with the first games party and manage two adventuring groups at once.

The Lost Age may be an immediate continuation of the first game, but the graphics, sound, and gameplay mechanics have scarcely evolved. This isnt necessarily a bad thing the original Golden Sun looked pretty sweet, had an epic by GBA standards, anyway soundtrack, and offered a solid mix of fun battles and tough puzzles. This one follows that same pattern, but on a grander scale the dungeons are more challenging, and the Djinn spell effects are even more impressive, making it a top-notch continuation to the GBAs finest RPG series.

Instead, its essentially the second act of one gargantuan story much like that other fantasy megahit, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. It picks up mere moments after the first Golden Sun, which is cool for fans of the first game, but confusing for series newcomers. Being a direct continuation also means it neither looks nor sounds any better than its forerunner. These nearly identical production values disappoint slightly then again, I prefer improved, challenging gameplay over new visuals any day.

And Age completely delivers in the gameplay arena; its a much deeper and more rewarding RPG this time around. Youll be bombarded by countless Dj’inn Summons, useful new Psynergy powers, and wondrous places to explore. You have to work hard to earn everything, though, as Age sports some remarkably tricky puzzles and labyrinths. Im a sucker for difficult dungeons, so these brain-benders kept me enthralled and occasionally baffled throughout.

I especially like having more playable characters, and here you control second-stringers Felix, jenna, Sheba, and Piers at first, and eventually add the original four GS characters. At this rate, Im game for another chapter or two in the future; the finest portable roleplaying franchise ever deserves to continue. Whoa, who are these people again? Even though I did finish the first GS, it still took a few hours before I fully recalled the events that had transpired way back in Maybe 15 months between releases was a bit too long, Nintendo.

Confusing plot aside, Lost Age is a stellar RPG with its priorities in the right place its lightning-quick random battles arent the main source of challenge. Instead, youll spend most of your brainpower solving incredibly clever puzzles in the games dungeons. Its not going to win any originality contests this looks, sounds, and feels nearly identical to its predecessor , but when more of the same means more top-notch roleplaying, I cant complain.

I never solved the original Golden Sun, so this sequel left me pretty confused from the get-go. The events that took place at the end of the first game are important to this one, and the long and hard-to-follow text prologue that introduces Lost Age didnt help much. Once l did finally come to grips with what was going on, I thought the story was fine, but nothing special; the same goes for the abundant random battles. What really makes the gamei-click, though, are its ingenious puzzles consider investing in a hint book and lush, stunning visuals.

The Lost Age will start right where the original Golden Sun left off, with Isaac and friends striving to release the power of alchemy in order to save the world. Customize the fighting style of your party and solve various Psynergy-based puzzles throughout the game by collecting even more Djinn and learning their powers.

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Get off the digital high horse an show some old school gaming love! You know who you are. Arrived in perfect condition and is still playable. See all reviews. Top reviews from other countries. After playing the first Golden Sun a month or so after it came out, I was immediatly hooked and hungry for the sequel.

As soon as I realised The Lost Age was nearing it’s release a couple of years ago, I began to mention it many times in conversation in the hopes that I would get it for Christmas, and my family did deliver. I loved the second game so much that you would have to pry it from my cold, dead hands to get me to stop playing. Usually when a sequel to a game comes out, they are not as good as the first game – look at Final Fantasy X and X-2, for instance. That is not the way with this game.

I find The Lost Age to be a far, far better game than it’s predecessor, and since the first Golden Sun is not far short of perfection, that’s saying something. The second installment starts at Venus Lighthouse moments before it is lit, and you play as Jenna at first, the girl who was kidnapped at the start of Golden Sun. Soon after Sheba and Jenna’s brother Felix joins you, and you play as Felix from that point on. With far more Djinn to find, many more character classes and Psynergy, and tons more towns and areas to explore, this game seems to be even bigger than the first.

There are certain items that give you character classes you can achieve no other way, and there are dungeon-esque levels that grant you new Psynergy when completed. The only minor flaw in the game is the dialouge – the characters seem to love yapping their heads off for long periods of time. Their conversations are very interesting the first time you play the game as it gives more insight into the characters past and the world of Weyard, but when you’re playing it for the sixth time you just want to yell “I KNOW!

The gameplay and the story, however, doesn’t get old no matter how much you play. Buy this game. If you don’t, you’re a nut. Report abuse. Great Game. MUCH bigger map, somewhat improved graphics. I think I prefer the main party in this game to the original four oops. Loved this game since it came out, was thinking about this a few weeks ago and needed to buy it! Your recently viewed items and featured recommendations. Back to top. Get to Know Us. Make Money with Us. Amazon Payment Products.

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Instead, it is just building on what the first game did and adding more to it and I am more than fine with that. The game does have a random battle system which is typical of JRPGs, but there is so much more to this game than just endless battles.

You have dungeons to explore, a story to play through and some truly horrific puzzles that will have you gawking at your GBA screen trying to figure them out. Part of what I loved about the first Golden Sun was the Djinn system. The Djinn are used in a manner of different ways and there are a ton of them. These creatures can be used to directly attack enemies, increasing your energy, psyenrgy and so on.

They are a massively important part of the game and it is great to see them return here. It may seem a bit complicated at first, but it really is not.

It has the same art style as the first game, but I do feel that there is just a bit more polish this time around. The amazing summoning scenes of the Djinn are back and even better! The different locations from dark dungeons. I also feel that the soundtrack in the game is great. It has some music from the first game, but there is a lot of new music and sound effects here. I really like how the soundtrack fits each situation and area of the game perfectly.

This is still a damn fine JRPG that is well worth playing through at least once.

 

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Please try again later. Verified Purchase. After playing the first Golden Sun a month or so after it came out, I was immediatly hooked and hungry for the sequel.

As soon as I realised The Lost Age was nearing it’s release a couple of years ago, I began to mention it many times in conversation in the hopes that I would get it for Christmas, and my family did deliver. I loved the second game so much that you would have to pry it from my cold, dead hands to get me to stop playing. Usually when a sequel to a game comes out, they are not as good as the first game – look at Final Fantasy X and X-2, for instance.

That is not the way with this game. I find The Lost Age to be a far, far better game than it’s predecessor, and since the first Golden Sun is not far short of perfection, that’s saying something.

The second installment starts at Venus Lighthouse moments before it is lit, and you play as Jenna at first, the girl who was kidnapped at the start of Golden Sun. Soon after Sheba and Jenna’s brother Felix joins you, and you play as Felix from that point on. With far more Djinn to find, many more character classes and Psynergy, and tons more towns and areas to explore, this game seems to be even bigger than the first.

There are certain items that give you character classes you can achieve no other way, and there are dungeon-esque levels that grant you new Psynergy when completed. The only minor flaw in the game is the dialouge – the characters seem to love yapping their heads off for long periods of time.

Their conversations are very interesting the first time you play the game as it gives more insight into the characters past and the world of Weyard, but when you’re playing it for the sixth time you just want to yell “I KNOW! The gameplay and the story, however, doesn’t get old no matter how much you play. Buy this game. If you don’t, you’re a nut. MUCH bigger map, somewhat improved graphics. I think I prefer the main party in this game to the original four oops.

Loved this game since it came out, was thinking about this a few weeks ago and needed to buy it! Great Game. I only wanted to comment on the description: -‘Play as Felix, Isaac’s long-lost brother’ Lol.. I’ve just been playing this little fella to death on a 7 hour journey to and from Manchester.

The journey was entirely painless due to the presence of this game and helped me avoid inhabitants of overcrowded main line services who smell of mildew. Ever since starting this game up after finishing the original I’ve been hooked. I’ve trawled round the shops of St Albans behind my fiancee with my face buried in my GBA SP, suffering occasional bouts of panic when I look up to find that I’ve lost my bearings in a shop, cannot find the exit or my fiancee and have become ensnared in the see through lingerie section.

Starting just before the final events of the first game, the perspective shifts from Isaac and his little crew to that of Felix, Isaac’s childhood friend turned apparent ‘baddie’ for the duration of Golden Sun. A nice switch. I love the way this series has turned out.

It could have been just another RPG but put a killer game engine in place and then back that up with a storyline spanning now two catridges and its a top RPG.

Brought my mind into a world of fantasy. I even stayed up till 12am to play golden sun in grade 5. Addictive game back then. The music was wonderful, and so were the battles and adventures. Put together with spunky heroes, an explosive plotline, old friends, new enemies, and the ever comical characters The Game is just great, but there are 96 tracks within the game, but here are only Where are the others?

One of the best games of it’s day and magnificant music attached to it. Some problems with the recordings, but overall, very good. I really hope that a Golden Sun 3 get published sometime. Nice Graphics, nice soundtrack 10 out of I’ve got golden sun, both the first and second game for the Game Boy Advance.

Its true, it’s graphic’s and sound quality were pushed to the limits of the Game Boy Advance’s capability’s, which was quite amazing. Plus the quality was quite amazing with out anylag from the game itself, so i must say, this is truely a gem, a gem indeed. A great set that despite being a little short in some numbers, makes up for in it’s faithful reproduction. Even though the quality of some of these songs is questionable, for the most part, it’s a great album.

The songs were beautifully written, and even played well on the hand held. That’s a hard feat to recreate. Guest Reviewer Apr 25th, Offline. I like lemuria palace – the royal palace by motoi sakuraba. All great masterpiece wonderfull. Shinusagi Apr 25th, Offline. The best RPG on history, excelente music, video and history, also game mechanics. Great game with EPIC storyline and music. Keep up the awesome work Camelot!!! Immumnliaigma Apr 25th, Offline. Fabiouluss Apr 25th, Offline. The Lucky Slots.

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