The Lost Age is an improvement over the original Golden Sun

I definitely recommend beating GS1 before playing Lost Age, although it is not necessary.

All of these flaws have been nipped in the bud by Golden Sun 2: The Lost Age

Overall, I would seriously recommend this to anyone who's ever been an RPG fan, and agree with the statement that it is worth buying a GB soley for Golden Sun and The Lost Age.

I guess this makes sense as you do not need to complete the GS1 to play Lost Age.

The attributes that your character has from golden sun will make a difference in golden sun the lost age

Starting off on a good note, The Lost Age is very pretty for a handheld

Golden Sun the Lost Age is, in my opionion, the best game ever created

Motoi Sakuraba's music in these first two GBA games is some of the most fantastic music I've EVER heard in ANY game EVER, and in Lost Age, the music expands BRILLIANTLY into a flourish of worldly variety that suits each location with a unique and appropriate atmosphere of melodic and rhythmic textures

Think you've beaten Lost Age after you've beaten Doom Dargon

The anticipated sequel: Golden Sun: The Lost Age, has finally arrived to video gamers around the world delight

The Lost Age should be longer

The Lost Age will be far more expansive than that of the first game, and players will have the ability to meet and join parties of other characters, with party members coming and going as the story progresses

The Lost Age...

There are several things different about Lost Age than GS1.

The Lost Age is a great little game

The Lost Age

The Lost Age sports the same beautiful graphics as the orignal

The Lost Age

The Lost Age will be far more expansive than that of the first game, and players will have the ability to meet and join parties of other characters, with party members coming and going as the story progresses

The anticipated sequel: Golden Sun: The Lost Age, has finally arrived to video gamers around the world delight

Isaac and the gang did not know this in GS1.A lot of things I loved about GS1 are in Lost Age.

Starting off on a good note, The Lost Age is very pretty for a handheld

And while you can start with The Lost Age, I would recommend starting with the first one, simply so that you can appreciate the awe and splendor of both games together

Here's why Lost Age (and the first Golden Sun) is better:1

Overall, I would seriously recommend this to anyone who's ever been an RPG fan, and agree with the statement that it is worth buying a GB soley for Golden Sun and The Lost Age.

The first Golden Sun was nearly RPG-perfection, and The Lost Age certainly continues that legacy

The Lost Age).There is so much psyenergy in this game, even though I've beaten it, I haven't actually used it all yet, and I've owned the game for several months

The Lost Age!This part of the GS storyline changes things up a bit

Every game enthusiast needs to expieriance the true unfiltered fun that is Golden Sun: The Lost Age.

BUT if you liked GS:1, which I did, you will love GS:lost age, as the locales and storyline, though confusing at times, are relatively entertaining

The Lost Age is the best RPG ever!

The Lost Age is an improvement over the original Golden Sun

Lost Age, you're not an RPG fan.

Continuing with the first Golden Sun's story perfectly, Golden Sun: the Lost Age is one of the best games i've ever played

Well, I have finished "The Lost Age" (although I haven't defeated Dullahan or

In Golden Sun and The Lost Age, monster attacks are on a more limited basis--meaning they don't get boring fast, like other RPGs.

However, with any RPG, I expect a good story and a strong battle sytem and unfortunately, The Lost Age does not deliver

Not only is there the progressively interesting psynergy, and not only are there releases from various weapons, and not only are there the djinn, collected over the course of the game, with their own, unique releases, but there are also the spectacular summons and combo summons (introduced in The Lost Age) that can be used with stand-by djinn, which, alone, puts these games ahead by leaps and bounds in terms of graphics, over any other game for the system.

It occurs rather late in the game, but once it happens, you have the option to use a GBA Link Cable to transfer your data from one game to the other (you can't put lost age data into the original, however

the Elemental Rocks in The Lost Age, and the Ankohl Ruins, which requires the use of my personal favorite psynergy--sand.)My only gripes for the game include the fact that I'm a little tired of the standard RPG that's from the point of view of a male protagonist, as well as a minor flaw such as the fact that, when in battle, a character is assigned to attack a monster but the monster is killed before they can attack, the character automatically goes into defense mode, and the turn is wasted

The Lost Age" has some beautiful graphics and incredible fight sequences.

The Lost Age is by no means a mediocre game

The Lost Age, but Golden Sun too

In Golden Sun and The Lost Age, monster attacks are on a more limited basis--meaning they don't get boring fast, like other RPGs.

Well, I have finished "The Lost Age" (although I haven't defeated Dullahan or

The Lost Age begins exactly where Golden Sun left off

This game is a gamers dream come true!Note: Golden Sun the Lost Age will make a little more since if you play the original Golden Sun first but weather you new to the Golden Sun series or not this would still be a wonderful choice.

I found "The Lost Age" to be the best RPG I've played since the original Final Fantasy for Game Boy came out about 15 years ago.

90 percent of the time you will probably just be pressing the attack button as fast as you can to get the battle over with

The graphics, music, and magic/battle engines remain as great as ever before, retaining the system of capturing "Djinn" to increase your magic power or summon monsters to aid you in battle.