Golden Sun is seen by numerous analysts and players alike as one of the best Pretending Amusements to be discharged for the Diversion Kid Advance. It was discharged on November 12, 2001, under 6 months after the arrival of the Amusement Kid Progress, and went ahead to win Nintendo Power's recompense for best Diversion Kid Development session of the year. This diversion has propelled one continuation on the

Amusement Kid Development and one to be discharged for the DS at some point in 2010.
The amusement itself plays like other turn-based Pretending Recreations, for example, Last Dream, so this is unquestionably a diversion to strive for any RPG fans that have not done as such. The amusement offers a limitless measure of journeys, which are certain to keep the players entertained. The characters in the amusement rehearse speculative chemistry, a type of enchantment. Inside and out there are four sorts of enchantment in the Brilliant Sun universe: Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water. All through the amusement, you will meet different adepts of speculative chemistry who will join your gathering and help you in your way. Every character has a novel arrangement of spells, which will demonstrate valuable in understanding the riddles all through the amusement.

One remarkable part of this amusement is the utilization of the essential Djinn found all through the diversion. The djinn exist in each of the four practices of enchantment in the amusement. While some are just gotten when discovered, some must be vanquished with a specific end goal to join your gathering. They may be used in two ways: you may utilize their forces separately in fight, each of which contains an alternate force, (for example, having the capacity to recuperate your gathering, having the capacity to assault a foe twice in a solitary turn, and some more). The other approach to use your djinn's energy is to utilize the force of more than one on the double to summon a more grounded animal to assault your adversaries with one obliterating strike, for example, Thor or Ramses (who is a pharoah who took after the Egyptian sun god Ra). These two strategies every add a remarkable viewpoint to the gameplay of Brilliant Sun, demonstrating it an one of a kind gameplay encounter without a doubt.

Overall: 9.1/10
The representation are astounding, particularly for the amusement just being distributed a couple of months after the Diversion Kid Development is discharged.

Sound: 10/10
The music in this diversion is among my most loved of any amusement. As I would like to think, the music in this diversion is superior to anything that of numerous recreations for the present real gaming frameworks, which is bewildering originating from a handheld framework, for example, the Amusement Kid Advance.
Aaddictiveness: 10/10
The game play in this amusement is flawless. Take a Last Dream session of years past, include an one of a kind djinn assault/summoning framework, and four distinct sorts of enchantment, and you get this amusement. It surpassed my desires inside and out. While a few individuals would readily replay this amusement upon consummation, there is not a lot of new material to find. The stadium fight mode makes this amusement more re-playable than a standard Pretending Diversion, as the player can fight creatures of expanding quality until the player's gathering can't proceed with (the diversion stays informed regarding the player's best slaughtering spree, so there is dependably a sentiment needing to beat the past record).

Story:8
I give the story a 8 in light of the fact that, to be completely forthright, the story, while convincing, lacks in a couple of regions. A few things are lost in the fight and stories go unanswered (even in the wake of playing the continuation). The essential story is that you play as Isaac, a young fellow who's been accused of sparing the world from men and ladies who wish to return Speculative chemistry to the world by lighting the beacons of the components. This, be that as it may, doesn't as a matter of course appear like an awful thing. It's never truly clarified why it's a terrible thing, and the world never appears to truly be in risk. Nonetheless, it is sufficient to make you need to continue onward, and play the spin-off with a specific end goal to complete and comprehend the story from that point on.

Depth:7
The game its self isn't very long, maybe to the first pay through but once you start to learn where everything is at and and know the strategy's , its gets quit quick.

Difficulty:7
Golden Sun, when it comes terms to difficulty the battles and there respective strategy's aren't that versing. as for the thinking it takes out side of battles, well, let me just say i hope you enjoy thinking if you plan to play this game , which i highly recommend to anyone

In general: 9.1/10

First, a suggestion: try leaving a full line between the paragraphs. It makes reading easier.

(Like this). Now, the content of your review was good, especially considering your "newness" to this site! Your introduction was solid, giving a good overview of the game and its history. One thing I find interesting in reviews is comparisons with similar games/other games from the era in order to entice player who might have played these other games.

I do appreciate the suggestion and I intended to leave room, I just looked over it when I posted it. Is there a way to go back and edit a post to fix it up to make it more "reader friendly"? 

And on a side note I appreciate the feedback about the quality of it as well, I spent quit a massive amount of time trying to get it ready to post. I have read so many extraordinary reviews, I was a little intimidated about posting this one. I welcome any an all advice I can get as well, very much appreciated to all that takes the time.

petrocelli987456 : You are able to go back and click the "edit" link next to your post and make the appropriate adjustments.

Decent review for your first try though! Keep it up! I look forward to reading more reviews of yours in the future!

Lots of people enjoy this game on this site and have written reviews of the game. It's one of my favorite games on the console as well, although I would stop short of saying it's my #1 game on the console, just because there were so many great games available for GBA.

Thank you i must have over looked it while scrolling through , ill keep that in mind, and again thanks for the honesty about the quality its nice to know the time i spent in the game(even though it was very enjoyable) and the time i took researching what a "good review comprised of. And i agree on the game part, it may not be number one , but its close, it could be argued if one felt strongly enough. There is many-a-great game on the GBA system, ones i have gotten the joy of experiencing and some I`m sure  I haven`t had the chance to yet.

I also just added a space like what was suggested, i hope it fixes the biggest problem, please continue to enjoy the post.