They may be utilized in two ways: you may use their powers individually in battle, each of which contains a different power (such as being able to heal your party, being able to attack an enemy twice in a single turn, and many more). While some are merely obtained when found, some must be defeated in order to join your party. The djinn exist in each of the four practices of magic in the game. One unique aspect of this game is the use of the elemental Djinn found throughout the game. Each character has a unique set of spells, which will prove useful in solving the puzzles throughout the game.

Throughout the game, you will meet other adepts of alchemy who will join your party and help you in your path. Altogether there are four types of magic in the Golden Sun universe: Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water. The characters in the game practice alchemy, a form of magic. The game offers a vast amount of quests, which are sure to keep the players entertained. The game itself plays like other turn-based Role Playing Games such as Final Fantasy, so this is definitely a game to try for any RPG fans that have not done so. This game has inspired one sequel on the Game Boy Advance and one to be released for the DS sometime in 2010. It was released on November 12, 2001, less than 6 months after the release of the Game Boy Advance, and went on to win Nintendo Power's award for best Game Boy Advance game of the year. Golden Sun Review by: ExiledPariah - 9.5/10Golden Sun is viewed by many reviewers and players alike as one of the best Role Playing Games to be released for the Game Boy Advance.

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