Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories

Mai Valentine

Mai Valentine

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It's tough waiting for Kingdom Hearts II for PS2, but this game should tide you over quite nicely. It does, after all, continue the story line from the original but with some unique new gameplay elements.

The game is played from an isometric perspective, with Sora and his Disney pals running through ample platforming segments (get ready for precision jumping). The combat, however, features a strange new card-based system. Each attack uses up a card in Sora's deck, and when you run out of cards, you must frantically hit the Attack button to reshuffle your cards to regain the ability to fight.

Source: August 2004 GMR
 
for the GBA ??

really?

How will this compare to Kingdom Hearts on the Ps2?

AND WHY CAN'T WE SEE A CUBE VERSION!!!! ::D ::D ::D


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Yes, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, is for the GBA. It's a sequel of sorts to the PS2 version. Maybe they should call it Kingdom Hearts 1 and a half? ;)

It continues the story from where the PS2 Kingdom Hearts left off, so if you haven't played Kingdom Hearts, you might not understand everything going on in Chain of Memories.
 
I still need to finish the first Kingdom Hearts. I stopped at Halloween Town or whatever it's called because I was borrowing it from a friend and he wanted it back. I should go buy it for cheap, like $15. I don't know about the GBA one, cause I'd have to get another GBA and it, plus I don't like the idea of card based battling.
 
This sounds really good. I didn't like the real time combat of the first one bit, so i'm glad there's a change. And i'm glad there's actually jumping involved...not enough of that in games these days.
 
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