Golden Sun: Dark Dawn

Global Total as of 12th May 2012 (units): 0.54m
Platform: Nintendo DS
Developer: Camelot Software Planning	Genre: Role-Playing

Total Units

Title	Publisher	Region	Date	Distribution
Ougon no Taiyou: Shikkokunaru Yoake	Nintendo	Japan	28th October 2010	Retail
Golden Sun: Dark Dawn	Nintendo	North America	29th November 2010	Retail
Golden Sun: Dark Dawn	Nintendo	Europe	10th December 2010	Retail

Person	Role
Motoi Sakuraba	Composer

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	Wagram (on 17 April 2012) Very disappointed with this game for a number of reasons. It's so darn easy, the cut-scenes are so beyond long and all they are is repetition of crap I just heard. I love JRPGs but this game isn't doing it for me.
	Roar_Of_War (on 11 January 2012) Finally hit half a million. At least it manged that much, but it still deserved more. Lack of advertisement and strong competition (The DS has quite a few good RPGs going for it) hurt this game.
	oni-link (on 23 December 2011) pirates ruined sales for this great game :(
	arcane_chaos (on 12 November 2011) I think this is the first time I've seen and RPG in the NA outsell both JP and EU combined
	KnM (on 26 October 2011) A fun game and quite beautiful, but unfortunately too slow with too much dialogue and not enough action. In addition there aims a young audience which has the result of removing any difficulty
	NeoStar9 (on 23 September 2011) Nintendo did a horrible job advertising this game with the little ads they did do. They explain nothing at all about the game, it's gameplay, that it's an RPG, etc. It was so long ftre the first two tha they needed to reintroduce the game but didn't seem to be bothered to. It wasn't even clear it was a Nintendo made game.
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