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Fuori produzione
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No
Età consigliata
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Dai 7 anni in su
Dimensioni prodotto
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14,5 x 12,5 x 1,6 cm; 90,72 grammi
Data d'uscita
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29 settembre 2009
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In KINGDOM HEARTS, Sora turned the Keyblade on himself in order to release Kairi’s heart, but his heart was also released in the process. This brought about the creation of Roxas, Sora's Nobody. Unlike most Nobodies, however, Roxas has no memories of his past. He joins Organization XIII and slowly begins to discover the truth behind his existence and the Organization itself. He meets and befriends the fourteenth member of the Organization, who also has no recollection of her past. What will Roxas see during his time in the Organization? What is the connection between him, Sora and the fourteenth member? And what becomes of them? Dive into the heart of the KINGDOM HEARTS storyline's biggest secrets.
- Familiar action-packed KINGDOM HEARTS gameplay that has captivated fans worldwide - "Panel System" — a brand-new system that allows you to customize Roxas’s arsenal by placing abilities, items and weapon parts into allotted slots - A series-first multiplayer mode, allowing up to four players to control any Organization XIII member - Learn about the origins of the "Organization XIII" name - Get to know the members of Organization XIII, including the mysterious fourteenth member - Finally experience the KINGDOM HEARTS storyline's missing chapter Other Characteristics: ESRB rating: E10+ (Everyone 10+) Genre: Action / RPG Multiplayer mode: Y Platform: Nintendo DS
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I absolutely love this game, I've never played a Kingdom hearts game before, so I wasn't really sure what to expect, but I love Disney and RPG games, so this is amazing. The story line is cute, and fun. The gameplay is fun, it isn't too easy, and it isn't impossible either. I want to get my hands on more kingdom hearts games.
If you're a big KH fan, who wants to know the back-story of Roxas' time in the Organization and who the 14th member is, then you might want to check this out. If you're a newbie KH player, you might survive understanding this without playing any of the other KH games. Several people's testaments say they haven't had much of a problem. It is recommended though, if you want to completely understand everything, you play the PS2 games first. But, it's not bad for stand-alone players either. I got my younger cousins hooked right away with it. (And for those who haven't touched this game but reviewed it anyways, like the one below me, I can only say that you intentionally want to lower the ratings...)
Pros:
+ Vibrant colorful transition from its PS2 predecessors. It's like you're staring at a PS2 game inside a DS. Not bad for pushing the system to its limits.
+ The difficulty level is just right, because the Panel system affects it greatly. You can be 10 hours into the game and still be level 6.
+ Platforming is back compared to KH2. You'll be doing a lot more pushing columns and jumping around.
+ Beautiful FMVs (even though, they're just a few)
+ Dodge roll is back!
+ Some new orchestrations by Yoko Shimomura. Don't expect majority of the game to have new ones because you're going back to the same worlds from the PS2 games.
+ New parts of the PS2 worlds created. Meaning, even though we go to the same worlds as before, a lot of them have new environments made for them. So, we're not always completely in the same familiar area i.e. Agrabah's marketplace area and outside Cave of Wonders.
+ This is a long DS game. At least 25 hours and up, depending on what you do. (Not including multi-player so just consider that extra.)
+ The new Panel system, which you can customize how many things you want. It also limits what you have in your inventory. You gain a new panel piece for every mission you beat. It gives you the strategy on how you want to do your battling. Picture the Chain of Memories cards but not in a card deck. Also, you'll be using potion a lot more at the beginning of the game so it'll go quickly. You have to constantly add to the Panel deck and alter it several times.
+ New Secret Reports are added for this game. I've yet to come across them so I can't wait to read them.
+ Roxas' diary entries are interesting to read.
+ The game's script is witty and good. Good enough that it makes me dislike Larxene 10 times more now.
Neutral
o The tutorial is long but it's not as long as KH2's.
o In the Panel system, they give you level-up panels, which allow you to obviously, as the name says, level up. You have to keep collecting them to increase your level but sometimes, you won't have any place to put them.
o The story will start off very slow but it gets better as you go along. Everyone recommends the 250th day and up to 300th for the story to really pick up. For me, I don't really care. It's already good as it is. I'm less than 80 days in at this point. Unfortunately, I'm playing this game already spoiled so I know what happens. Plus, the secret behind the 14th member...
o You'll only be using the stylus to control the camera to look left, right, and up. Which, I don't have too many qualms about.
o You have customizable options on your camera control and other things.
o Yes, you might find some parts of the worlds/scenes repetitive, but the ice cream eating has a somber meaning behind it.
o There is a meaning behind the title! If you still don't understand what it means, go look it up! :P
Cons
- The camera can get a bit shaky at some times when you're up against something. - The D-pad will hurt your thumb at the beginning so please, take a break in-between playing it! - When locking onto an enemy, I wish they allowed you to switch from one enemy to another like in the PS2 games.
That's all I really have to say about it for now. Be prepared for a slow moving story but a well-worth reward ending. :D
