Review by Aegis Shield  "A Breath of Fresh Air in a World of
Ports"  There is a feeling that one gets when he or she knows
that they've found a game worth hanging on to from the moment
they take it out of it's wrapping and place it into the gaming
system. It may happen often or infrequently, but it will happen
nonetheless. It isn't the first time a game like Golden Sun had
me hooked, but it's one of my most fond gaming experiences to
date so far.  Everybody knows about the Game Boy Advance. It's a
great little piece of hardware brimming with third party
support; some gems, some stinkers, and many in between. What
some (or most, as this IS GameFAQs) is that while the GBA boasts
titles of every genre, it's RPG selection is filled with ports
of classic titles of yesteryear. This is not a bad thing, but it
does bring questions to mind whenever a somewhat large portion
of the selection are simply games we've already played made
portable. I repeat that this isn't bad, but we can agree on that
innovation, fresh idea