Welcome to my Golden Sun web page. It's been awhile since I've updated this page, but now things in school are starting to wind down, and with the release of Golden Sun: The Lost Age on April 14th, theres more to write about it. Basically, you start out where the first Golden Sun left off... at Venus Lighthouse, only this time you're in control of Jenna. Following departure of the aerie, Idjima, a peninsula south of the lighthouse (which is where you are) breaks off, and the journy begins...

New to the series is Piers (earlier translated to be "Picard"). He is a Lemurian Water Adept that had set out on a mission to discover if Weyard (the world) was shrinking in size, and indeed it is. To prevent this, they must light the remaining two lighthouses, Jupiter and Mars. Two new antagonists, Agatio and Karst, are also introduced soon after, from the Fire Clan of the North, where Saturos and Menardi originated from (Prox) and your quest goes on. Loaded with 72 djinni, new and secret summon spells, brand new battle and field psynergies, new classes, new weapons, and a world map four times the size of the previous map. Also, later in the game, your previous party of Isaac, Garet, Ivan, and Mia join up with you, creating a party of eight playable characters. As a plus, Camelot has added a Data Transfer feature enabling veterain Golden Sun players to transfer their souped up characters along with coins, items, weapons, and djinni, to The Lost Age. Well that's all for now, I'm working on obtaining more English screenshots. If you have anything that you think I should put from it on here, email me: jkozzy@attbi.com. There are screenshots from the The Lost Age, plus a video at the link below.

By the way, I've also found a code for the original Golden Sun that brings up that fabled "Send" option. Load your game pak, and start it up. When you get to the main menu screen (new game, continue, copy, etc...) hold L and R buttons, press B and very quickly hold down left on the D Pad. This will bring up a new option called "Send." You will be able to transfer your saved data (only if it is a "Clear File", a file you get when you beat the game) through a password, which can be up to six pages long, or link up with another GBA and send it via link cable. The screenshots below describe what should be on your GBA's screen.