Golden Sun 2 - The Lost Age (U)(Megaroms) ROM

Golden sun: the lost age is the direct continuation of golden sun, picked up right where the first one left off. This one is bigger and has more powerful weapons and you can level up more and there are more djinn waiting to be found. Like the last game this game has turn based battles, and the wonderful story continues. In this one though your controlling the other characters and seeing everything from thier point of view. In each battle the backrounds are always changing, if you fight in a desert you will see a desert in the backround, or woods or anything. Really an awsome game.

It is the dawn of a new age...And the heroes of Golden Sun have been abandoned. Now, the world is falling into darkness. A new band of adventurers is the world's final hope...but they may also be its doom. Pursued by the heroes of the original Golden Sun, they must race to complete their quest before the world becomes lost to the ages.

The second game in the Golden Sun trilogy, which is just as amazing as the other 2 games in the series!
I was a tad bit disappointed by the first golden sun game and was reluctant to try the sequel, but I was impressed, it was even better than the first one!
The storyline had improved much, and many things that were left a mystery in the first game were clarified in the second. Golden Sun 1 and 2 pretty much run within the same storyline, and both really need to be played in order to feel as if the game were truly "complete".
The best feature that Golden Sun has going for it would be the classical RPG with an added in puzzle solving. If you're looking for a game like a combination of Final Fantasy and Zelda, look no further -- you've found it!
Definitely give this game a shot, it's well worth it.

This is the sequel of the game intitled Golden Sun.In "The lost Age", you begin the game with Felix(an Earth Adept) and his sister Jenna( a Fire Adept) with the scholar Kraden. The Aim is to light the remaining lighthouses. The story is full of surprises( one of which is meeting Isaac and his friends) and many places to explore.The story is well made and connections between places you visit are made in an excellent way.
If you input a valid code you get after beating the first game and collecting all Djinn and items, you'll meet Isaac and friends with all the Djinn and equipment you won't find on "The lost Age".Moreover, you'll be able to visit places you can't visit without having all th 72 Djinn.
Well, Enjoy the long hours of gameplay and the beautiful story.You'll always be eager to find out new things and squeeze you mind for  solutions( if you don't use walkthroughs , obviously)!

It is the dawn of a new age...And the heroes of Golden Sun have been abandoned. Now, the world is falling into darkness. A new band of adventurers is the world's final hope...but they may also be its doom. Pursued by the heroes of the original Golden Sun, they must race to complete their quest before the world becomes lost to the ages.
The story is expansive, you can easily play a good 40 to 50 hours playing through the game the first time, and you can even continue the story after to keep training your characters to defeat all the seceret bosses and unlock the summons.

Golden Sun: the Lost Age is a true successor to the amazing game Golden Sun. Its combat is the same, and I will just outline the differences from Golden Sun.
You can summon using Djinn just as before, but now there are new summons that combine Djinn of different elements for devastating effects! Not only that, but now instead of just being able to hold 7 Djinn per character, you can hold 9. This opens up new classes, new Psynergy, and new combinations.
You get 8 characters this time instead of just four (later on), adding an even deeper level of customization than before, now you have to not only find the perfect Djinn combinations, but you have to find the perfect team combination as well.
You also get a boat, enable you to explore much more than Golden Sun. I would say you can explore 4 or 5 times as much! And yes, you get to traverse the areas in the previous Golden Sun, but it's completely optional and opens up tons of side quests.
The game is much, much, longer. It's at least twice as long as the previous title, and this isn't including exploring every inch of the map.
Overall, if you enjoyed the first game, you'll LOVE this one. If you haven't played the first, I highly recommend you do. This game is a direct continuation of the first and provides little to no backstory.