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    Golden Sun

    Game » consists of 9 releases. Released Aug 01, 2001

    Golden Sun sees the player travel Weyard to stop the release of Alchemy before it destroys the world.

    niko_legara's Golden Sun (Game Boy Advance) review

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    The best RPG for GBA IMO!

    This game has a special place to me. I remember first getting this game solely on the fact I thought the cover art looked cool, it turned out to be one of the best purchases I made based on a whim. This game hits the spot for every RPG lover out there, and it all for on a gba game! The graphics, gameplay, story and music were all terrific. I still listen to the music to this day. I recently played it again and it holds up amazingly, I had nothing but fun playing it. For those looking for a great RPG in general, Golden Sun is a wise choice.
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      A fantastic game that nails the feel of a classic 16-bit RPG. 0

      Golden Sun(Game Boy Advance) by skrutop on July 22, 2008

      The GBA has been a goldmine for classic 16-bit RPG gaming. This includes ports of old favorites like Final Fantasy, Breath of Fire, and Sword of Mana and new takes on classic RPGs like Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and Riviera. Like the other new takes on old favorites, Golden Sun borrows heavily from its ancestors and creates a great original game that feels like an SNES classic. Your story starts off in typical RPG form. You're a child in a small village that protects the secret of Alchem...

      3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

      Golden Sun is a pretty average RPG, but still a good game. 0

      Golden Sun(Game Boy Advance) by zh666 on July 22, 2008

      Golden Sun was a good game overall, there's nothing extremely bad about it or extremely great, but it does everything right and hardly anything wrong, does that make sense? Well I enjoyed it for the most part, it's far from being original, it took alot of elements from Dragon Warrior and a ton from Wild Arms, but that's hardly a bad thing. You had to keep taping the A button to scroll through each message during battle, the game was short and the dialog scenes were long, that's about the only ma...

      1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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