Golden Sun: The Lost Age
- In ancient times, alchemy turned humanity toward a flourishing civilization. When the alchemy was sealed in elemental lighthouses, their corrupting influence was removed. But a new party seeks to unlock the lighthouses & release the alchemic forces.
- Join up with a party and use your powers as an Adept to control one of the four elements
- Exciting turn-based combat combines with immersive puzzle-solving and an exciting storyline for thrilling role-playing action
- Collect Djinn to boost your potential and character stats
- Two-player simultaneous play owing to GameLink cable
Product Description
Sequel to the well loved Game Boy Advance RPG, Golden Sun: The Lost Age continues the tale of a group of young heroes on a mission to bring peace back to the world of Weyard. Transfer your characters from the original game into Lost Age as well as items and abilities.
Explore vast new regions in this adventure, as travel will take players across seas, owing to mountains, and to the skies. Battle with up to eight characters simultaneously for double the attack potential and a more intense strategic experience. Impressive visual effects accentuate new magic attacks and summoning abilities.Amazon.com Product Description
The tale of Golden Sun: The Lost Age picks up right near the end of the first game. Golden Sun veterans will be surprised to learn that The Lost Age is played from the point of view of the party being chased as they try to light the remaining two lighthouses, which will unlock the potential of alchemy for the world–or will it instead unlock the world’s destruction?
Also, players who have finished the first game can transfer their party into the The Lost Age, either owing to the separately sold game link cable or owing to a password.
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HI everybody well im back the wiz kid and i played the first part of this terffic game. I would give this game 5 stars but i dont now yet how the game would be like. The first part was splendid excellent fighting excellent grahcis what more you want o yea and excellent tale line. i will reset the stars when i get to play this game in japan or in english.
Rating: 3 / 5
How did the last one deserve a sequel? contracted they never finished the tale but who the hell cared? the tale was LAME. And in response to people that try to write like “right RPG fans” they aren’t this is a VERY unadorned bare bones RPG veterin RPG players will get bored and lose interest VERY quick in this game the battle system was the only redeaming quality but it couldn’t save this train wreck of a game because they wasted so much time talking. holy crap let’s sit around in town talking about everything we’re gonna do then talk about it while we do it then discuss what happened and the consequences afterwards but also for fun we’ll throw in a whole bunch of worthless dialouge that slows the process down so that it takes 3 hours just to say that you did a excellent job in the last dungeon. just wanted to shut it off at times but I had to play owing to it with the hopes that the ending would be worth it and it wasn’t worst part about the sports meeting tale was the fact that there weren’t any twists the people at nintendo made sure of that owing to over explaining every step the characters took. so unless you like wasting your time with endless dialouge skip this game.
Rating: 2 / 5
There’s so many review for this game, so I guess the only thing I can say is, GET THIS GAME! It’s really tight.
Rating: 5 / 5
This is a excellent game! First of all, this is a excellent game^_^ Second of all this is a excellent game THen if you pass the game this is a excellent game and also if beat a boss it turns out to be a excellent game ^_^ excellent gam e ggood game GOOD GAMEEEEEEE!!!!! AHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rating: 5 / 5
this game is alot like the FF series. there is turn based combat, magic, djinn (gaurdian forces), and crazy weapons. but the storyline is one that could be better. It gets very hard and perplexing in alot of parts. this game is related to the FF series but it would be its 3rd cousin so to speak.
ups: excellent graphics simple to learn
downs: terrible storyline very perplexing NO reviving items (pheonix downs) you have to go to a temple in a town
by and large: not like thwe FF series for PS1
Rating: 4 / 5