Golden Sun & its sequel are fondly remembered as terrific RPGs for the Game Boy Advance. In this video, I'll take a look at the first game in the series and ...
Yes! From Golden Sun to Golden Sun The Lost Age. At the end game of Golden Sun, it gives you a code to transfer Issac, and everyone to The Lost Age. Then when you meet with them, you have your original characters from your first game.
Golden Sun is part 1 to the whole series. The Lost Age is the second part of the story told from Felix’s perspective, until you meet Issac and company.
I think both games were supposed to be put into one full game but the cartridges couldn’t hold enough data.
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You could transfer characters? I only ever played lost age
Yes! From Golden Sun to Golden Sun The Lost Age. At the end game of Golden Sun, it gives you a code to transfer Issac, and everyone to The Lost Age. Then when you meet with them, you have your original characters from your first game.
Golden Sun is part 1 to the whole series. The Lost Age is the second part of the story told from Felix’s perspective, until you meet Issac and company.
I think both games were supposed to be put into one full game but the cartridges couldn’t hold enough data.