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GBA Titles Golden Sun: The Lost Age And Onimusha Tactics Now Available On Wii U
The Wii U received a pair of new (old) games this afternoon with the Golden Sun: The Lost Age and Onimusha Tactics.
The Lost Age is the sequel to Golden Sun, which released for the Virtual Console April of last year. We gave Golden Sun: The Lost Age an 8 when it released in 2003. Onimusha Tactis, a spin-off of Capcom's Resident Evil, but with samurais series, released the same year. We gave it a 7.
Oddly, Golden Sun: The Lost Age is $7.99, a dollar more than Onimusha Tactics, which is only $6.99.
[Source: @NintendoAmerica]
Our Take
Two solid games for the Game Boy Advance. The Lost Age is particularly interesting considering its relationship to the first game. In the sequel, you chase down the party from the first game. I'm glad to see both Golden Sun games are now available on the Virtual Console.
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