Golden Sun: The Lost Age [GBA - Unused Content]

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13 Apr 2009

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Robert Seddon has linked us to an interesting topic in the Golden Sun Hacking Community Forum, in which they have found a lot of unused  items, sprites and Psynergy spells that were still hidden in the Golden Sun: The Lost Age code! All of these can not be obtained in the final game without hacking. Betweem the unused NPC there’s one that looks a bit like Link from The Legend Of Zelda and we can only wonder if it was going to be a cameo from the Zelda series, later removed for some reasons. Also several characters from the original Golden Sun are among the game’s sprite collection despite not actually appearing in the game. Maybe these sprites are still in there because the developers used the original Golden Sun code to build the second game and they just forgot to remove that old stuff.

List of Unused Items ▼

List of Unused Psynergy spells ▼

Huge props to Atrius and all the GS Hacking Community for these finds!

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1 Response to Golden Sun: The Lost Age [GBA - Unused Content]

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Charon

April 17th, 2009 at 3:40 pm

They should have made Herbed Shirt burnable for special effects XD

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