LeviathanC's Side Blog

When I heard about Golden Sun: Dark Dawn comes out for Nintendo DS and it got me very curious and decided to bought that game as soon as it got released. The reason why I want to bought that game is because I am always a hard-core RPG player as long as there’s a good storyline involved (which is a part of a must list to playing). Unfortunately, I haven’t been bought or play an original Golden Sun and Golden Sun: The Lost Age before and always thought that this game may be a different world or different story from previous Golden Sun games like almost every RPGames which I ever played in my life. After playing Golden Sun: Dark Dawn, its storyline got proven me wrong because the two previous Golden Sun series are literally connected to the third game especially the timeline and storyline. However, I decided to keep playing that game and completed that game after five or six days. After looking for the original Golden Sun and Golden Sun: The Lost Age for Gameboy Advance, when I start playing the first game and it turned out that I am right that the first game is a beginning of the storyline. During the game, everything start to being recognized the familiar names and characters which I have been recalled from the third game. Like Golden Sun: Dark Dawn, both of the first two Golden Sun games are very pathetic easy to beat except for the super bosses which are optional to beat. Literally, it took me two days to beat the first Golden Sun…well, yes, I admitted that I used GameShark to level the characters up more quickly and earn lots of money more quickly because I don’t have much time to play that game five or six days. When I watched its ending then suddenly show “The End” then “To Be Continued…”, it got me thinking, “Serious…the second game had to do something going on with the first part.” Guess what? It was very obvious that as soon as I started play Golden Sun: The Lost Age. The interesting part about the second game was to input the password into the second game to getting everything from the first game into the second game such as items, gold coins, weapons, equipments especially characters’ levels. It eventually get the second party from the first game at almost-end of the game and surprisingly made the second game more easy than before especially the “optional” super bosses made themselves weaker to the strongest party from the first game. And no, I didn’t use GameShark on that game at all and took me three days to completed the game. Surprisingly, its ending made lots of sense to me because of the storyline between Golden Sun: The Lost Age and Golden Sun: Dark Dawn. And the third game’s ending seems like there’s more sequels to the possible fourth Golden Sun. Kudos to Camelot Software Planning. Look forward the fourth Golden Sun if Camelot developers are planning to do that. And wish those games would be more challenge than the previous three games.