While other developers focused on cutscenes and polygon counts, the original Golden Sun brought us back to the lost age of 16-bit RPGs. Golden Sun: Dark Dawn has the same effect, even though it has 3D graphics.

Nintendo put out a new pair of trailers for Golden Sun: Dark Dawn ahead of its November 29th release.

That’s Matthew, the protagonist of Golden Sun: Dark Dawn. Matthew, like a ton of his party members, is related to someone from the original Golden Sun — he’s the son of the original’s protagonist, Isaac.

Because it’s Nintendo’s next first party DS title for Japan.

When Nintendo said “this holiday season” for Golden Sun: Dark Dawn they meant it. Golden Sun: Dark Dawn will be in stores on November 29.

Golden Sun: Dark Dawn wasn’t on Nintendo of America’s September to November schedule, but Camelot will be done with development before 2011.

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