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The new RP (Read the Rules)
So, since the old one was totally pulled into godmodding, this new has specific rules: 1. All Forum Rules apply. 2. No God-modding, or you'll get reported. 3. If you need to discuss about something, use the OOC thing. If you want to join, you need to PM me so i'll edit this post. Here are the unt...
Story Mistakes
Anyways, this forum will be about things in the story line that don't make sense. Here's one of mine: So I was just playing Atlantica, and they mention the Heartless being there before, but they make it look like Ariel has never met Ursala before, which isn't true, because she helped defeat her T...
Roxas or Riku? II
First of all.. Eureka said that there is to be no chatting in this thread since the last thread had alot of one-lined posts, so no general chatting. Stay on topic! Second of all.. Welcome to the 2nd Roxas or Riku thread. Just simply say if you like either Roxas or Riku better (or both) and sa...
Americans
hey this is just to ask the americans if they got to fight Ice titan, and sephiroth?...
Where should i get Chain of Memories
i've got a DS and i want to buy Chain of Memories, but im wondering where i should get it from and how much i should expect it to cost. i have played through KH1 and 2 and am very interested in playing CoM as well. Thx...
It's still an announced project, but it seems Famitsu, as always has the first hand info on a new Kingdom Hearts game. The scan includes images unseen before.
By Krunal
Kingdom Hearts II [PS2]
Kingdom Hearts: Chain Of Memories [GBA]
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Kingdom Hearts [PS2]Kingdom Hearts II [PS2]
Kingdom Hearts: Chain Of Memories [GBA]
Kingdom Hearts fans might not be so kind towards Matt Hawkins. He mentions that he us often negative when it comes to the gaming industry, describing his inspiration as such; "I'm a big fan of wrestling managers who like pissing off the audience."
Perhaps this is what he had in mind when he listed Kingdom Hearts II as one of the worst games to hit the gaming market. While many who played the original might put VII at the top of their favourites, this man places it as one of the worst, placing it as number one on his list of the best of the worst. Whether or not you agree with his comments, the article is definitely worth the read through.
Unfortunately, unlike his mark for the Final Fantasy VII, who shared the number one spot as reported on the Final Fantasy portal, there was no description as to why he decided to give such a poor score to the game.
Other epic games which were listed? The likes of Final Fantasvy VII, much of the GTA series and even Zelda and World of Warcraft made it onto the list, many of which have neoportals already live on this site, viewable on the bar to the left and to the bottom.
So, what was the criteria which a lot of these games made it on to, and why did he chose them? Matt did some research and found that the same games were always on the worst list. Often, he defends these games, saying that they were made in a time when things were simpler and not so much was known, an excuse which can't be used with today's modern games. For example, he found many of these games to be lack lustre in content, or were bad influences. Final Fantasy, for example, redefined RPGs, in his opinions, as games which now require over 80 hours to play. He also declares Shenmue, which is on the list, as boring.
You can read the entire article here.
Perhaps this is what he had in mind when he listed Kingdom Hearts II as one of the worst games to hit the gaming market. While many who played the original might put VII at the top of their favourites, this man places it as one of the worst, placing it as number one on his list of the best of the worst. Whether or not you agree with his comments, the article is definitely worth the read through.
Unfortunately, unlike his mark for the Final Fantasy VII, who shared the number one spot as reported on the Final Fantasy portal, there was no description as to why he decided to give such a poor score to the game.
Other epic games which were listed? The likes of Final Fantasvy VII, much of the GTA series and even Zelda and World of Warcraft made it onto the list, many of which have neoportals already live on this site, viewable on the bar to the left and to the bottom.
So, what was the criteria which a lot of these games made it on to, and why did he chose them? Matt did some research and found that the same games were always on the worst list. Often, he defends these games, saying that they were made in a time when things were simpler and not so much was known, an excuse which can't be used with today's modern games. For example, he found many of these games to be lack lustre in content, or were bad influences. Final Fantasy, for example, redefined RPGs, in his opinions, as games which now require over 80 hours to play. He also declares Shenmue, which is on the list, as boring.
You can read the entire article here.
The Square Enix Party 2007 date and location have now been confirmed. It doesn't seem like Square Enix is going to wait till E3 which is going to take place in June, Square Enix have decided to make the party in May. This is good news as the new KH project could very well be announced at this very event. Keep your eyes peeled for the listing of the Square Enix Party soon!
The duration of the Square Enix Party 2007 is only two days, which are the 12th May & 13th May 2007. The location of the Square Enix Party is at the Makuhari Messe International Convetion Complex in Tokyo.
The duration of the Square Enix Party 2007 is only two days, which are the 12th May & 13th May 2007. The location of the Square Enix Party is at the Makuhari Messe International Convetion Complex in Tokyo.
Square has stated that Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix+ will be released in Japan this summer and rumor has it that it may hit the U.S. this fall! Along with the game will be released "Kingdom Hearts: Re: Chain of Memories" for the PS2. Both are remade versions of themselves with deeper stories, more challenging bosses, and better graphics. The Chain of Memories version will contain all it had before and more, but it will be remade in 3-D with better cutscenes, reaction commands, and cooler fights! So, if you've finished Kingdom Hearts II and you're getting bored with waiting for the next one, Square's got this for you to look forward to.
At December 16, in the Jump Festa in Japan, Square Enix hinted that there will be new KH projects in the works. A few days later Nomura spoke with Famitsu, confirming that the series will definitely have some significant advancements in 2007. Whether or not this means we'll have a KH3 soon or spinoffs is unknown. We'll find out around mid 2007, according to Square Enix.
Sources: http://ps2.ign.com/articles/751/751426p1.html
http://ps2.ign.com/articles/751/751833p1.html
Sources: http://ps2.ign.com/articles/751/751426p1.html
http://ps2.ign.com/articles/751/751833p1.html
Kingdom Hearts II (PS2)
Bulky Vendor, Cannon Gun, Creeper Plant, Crescendo, Fortuneteller, Bolt Tower, Bookmaster, Gargoyle Knight, Gargoyle Warrior, Graveyard, Hammer Frame, Hook Bat
Bulky Vendor, Cannon Gun, Creeper Plant, Crescendo, Fortuneteller, Bolt Tower, Bookmaster, Gargoyle Knight, Gargoyle Warrior, Graveyard, Hammer Frame, Hook Bat
As with the Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts 2 has come with a 'secret' teaser to Kingdom Hearts 3, the next game in the series. The file is now available to download (in a very good quality) directly at Neoseeker. Watch the trailer for a glimse of what is installed for you in Kingdom Hearts 3.
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Kingdom Hearts II [PS2]
Kingdom Hearts: Chain Of Memories [GBA]
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Reviews have begun to pop up accross the internet for Kingdom Hearts II. Below is some content from a number of them, relating to gameplay, graphics and the overall functionality of the game itself.
Happy reading!
From totalgaming:
The long wait for this title is a bit of a let down. The storyline is faultless, the graphics are beautiful and the presentation is perfect, but unfortunately the battle scenes are too easy. There's no increase in strength or power of enemies the further you progress, so there's no incentive to use anything other than the X button to hack and slash your way through.
There's some new worlds to explore in Kingdom Hearts II. The Timeless River level from Steamboat Willie takes you back into a 1930's black and white scene with characters drawn to mimic the original Disney sketches. The Gummi ship returns to transport you between worlds and offers gamers as welcome relief in the form of a shoot 'em up where you kill off enemy targets and collect objects to add to your ship and increase your firepower.
Kingdom Hearts fans will have already ignored my comments and have purchased this title anyway, but new players are advised to maybe rent it out before committing to buy.
From The Age:
Square has again masterfully integrated both its new creations and the popular Final Fantasy characters into Disney's magical kingdom without the jarring culture clash you might expect from such a mix of East and West. But many players will be baffled by the convoluted story.
After a ponderous four-hour prologue, players again control Sora, voiced by Haley Joel Osment, an excellent choice as the youthful hero dragged into events beyond his control.
Sora wields a key used like a sword in combat that also allows access to different realms.
He is a nimble hero and rapid button presses unleash a variety of combination moves during combat. Donald and Goofy again fight by Sora's side and prove helpful partners.
Battles against the shadowy opponents are frantic and exciting, with swarms of relentless enemies. But the difficulty is now better tuned to accommodate youngsters and an improved camera minimises frustration. The game can be played as a mindless "hack 'n' slash", yet new context-sensitive attacks and the chance to wield two keyblades make fighting more varied.
From PALGN:
All the gameplay standards are still present, yet every one of them improved. The combat is third person, and moves at a blisteringly fast pace, with all characters tearing around the screen using magic and swordplay to decimate enemies. The camera issues plaguing the first game have pretty much vanished, and one can zoom in and out to view the action at any angle. One notable fight halfway through the game is the ultimate culmination of fluidity and finesse in the battle system - Sora versus one thousand Heartless, non-stop. It is these scenes that give KHII that extra feeling of adventure, and the sheer fun gives the entire experience far more weight than anything achieved the first time around.
Happy reading!
From totalgaming:
The long wait for this title is a bit of a let down. The storyline is faultless, the graphics are beautiful and the presentation is perfect, but unfortunately the battle scenes are too easy. There's no increase in strength or power of enemies the further you progress, so there's no incentive to use anything other than the X button to hack and slash your way through.
There's some new worlds to explore in Kingdom Hearts II. The Timeless River level from Steamboat Willie takes you back into a 1930's black and white scene with characters drawn to mimic the original Disney sketches. The Gummi ship returns to transport you between worlds and offers gamers as welcome relief in the form of a shoot 'em up where you kill off enemy targets and collect objects to add to your ship and increase your firepower.
Kingdom Hearts fans will have already ignored my comments and have purchased this title anyway, but new players are advised to maybe rent it out before committing to buy.
From The Age:
Square has again masterfully integrated both its new creations and the popular Final Fantasy characters into Disney's magical kingdom without the jarring culture clash you might expect from such a mix of East and West. But many players will be baffled by the convoluted story.
After a ponderous four-hour prologue, players again control Sora, voiced by Haley Joel Osment, an excellent choice as the youthful hero dragged into events beyond his control.
Sora wields a key used like a sword in combat that also allows access to different realms.
He is a nimble hero and rapid button presses unleash a variety of combination moves during combat. Donald and Goofy again fight by Sora's side and prove helpful partners.
Battles against the shadowy opponents are frantic and exciting, with swarms of relentless enemies. But the difficulty is now better tuned to accommodate youngsters and an improved camera minimises frustration. The game can be played as a mindless "hack 'n' slash", yet new context-sensitive attacks and the chance to wield two keyblades make fighting more varied.
From PALGN:
All the gameplay standards are still present, yet every one of them improved. The combat is third person, and moves at a blisteringly fast pace, with all characters tearing around the screen using magic and swordplay to decimate enemies. The camera issues plaguing the first game have pretty much vanished, and one can zoom in and out to view the action at any angle. One notable fight halfway through the game is the ultimate culmination of fluidity and finesse in the battle system - Sora versus one thousand Heartless, non-stop. It is these scenes that give KHII that extra feeling of adventure, and the sheer fun gives the entire experience far more weight than anything achieved the first time around.
If you live in the UK, you have the chance to win one of five copies of Kingdom Hearts II, and one of those five will also win a PS2! Square Enix is sponsoring the competition, which is being run by Boomtown. Follow the instructions below to enter.
First of all, you must answer a simple question about the game: Which of the cartoon heroes following is not a Disney character?
(a) Mickey Mouse
(b) Bugs Bunny
(c) Donald Duck
After answering the question, send it as below:
Email: silenthunter3@boomtown.net
Subject: Kingdom Hearts II Competition
Remember that you can't submit for than once. The Terms & Conditions are listed here. Good luck!
[Source]
First of all, you must answer a simple question about the game: Which of the cartoon heroes following is not a Disney character?
(a) Mickey Mouse
(b) Bugs Bunny
(c) Donald Duck
After answering the question, send it as below:
Email: silenthunter3@boomtown.net
Subject: Kingdom Hearts II Competition
Remember that you can't submit for than once. The Terms & Conditions are listed here. Good luck!
All PAL regions will be getting the chance to buy the official guide for Kingdom Hearts II, as Piggyback recently shipped the first set of guides to be distributed.
With this guide comes the following features:
· 248 pages
· Dedicated Extras chapter covers all secret bosses minigames, side-quests, optional worlds, Journal entries, and much more…
· Full-blown Synthesis guide
· Every Gummi Ship component and Blueprint, all routes and numerous tips
· Piggyback's most detailed boss strategies yet
· Comprehensive 3D maps, exhaustive lists and tables covering all enemies, weapons, accessories, spells and abilities
· Complete step by step walkthrough of the game
· Quick search, colour-coded index, user-friendly tab system
· The 100% Complete Guide.
[Source]
With this guide comes the following features:
· 248 pages
· Dedicated Extras chapter covers all secret bosses minigames, side-quests, optional worlds, Journal entries, and much more…
· Full-blown Synthesis guide
· Every Gummi Ship component and Blueprint, all routes and numerous tips
· Piggyback's most detailed boss strategies yet
· Comprehensive 3D maps, exhaustive lists and tables covering all enemies, weapons, accessories, spells and abilities
· Complete step by step walkthrough of the game
· Quick search, colour-coded index, user-friendly tab system
· The 100% Complete Guide.
Kingdom Hearts II (PS2)
Land of Dragons, Twilight Town, Agrabah, Timeless River, Space Paranoids, Beast's Castle, Pride Lands, Disney Castle, Atlantica, Halloween Town, 100 Acre Wood
Land of Dragons, Twilight Town, Agrabah, Timeless River, Space Paranoids, Beast's Castle, Pride Lands, Disney Castle, Atlantica, Halloween Town, 100 Acre Wood
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