Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 5:39 pm
thanksTheLittleMerman wrote: LoL! That is very true! I hope I didn't offend anyone, Kelly, I can't see how you would've..
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Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 5:40 pm
Thanks! I was going to put the 'Hope we don't have to wait..' with it, but I didn't want to copyMermaid Kelly wrote:thanksTheLittleMerman wrote: LoL! That is very true! I hope I didn't offend anyone, Kelly, I can't see how you would've..
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Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 6:30 pm
I so wish they would have Gargoyles in Kingdom Heart! That would kick major arse!
And it would be SOOOOO much better the the old Genesis game. That had more holes in it then swiss cheese
And it would be SOOOOO much better the the old Genesis game. That had more holes in it then swiss cheese
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 6:31 pm
But wasn't there a Fianl Fantasy game that came out on GameCube?and many square enix games for PS2 like Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts.
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 10:27 pm
This is one on my to-buy list. My all time favourite PS2 game!
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 11:42 pm
Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles. I don't own it but my friend does and he said it was pretty fun when played in multi-player mode. I have the soundtrack and it's really cute and crystal-y, though.castleinthesky wrote:But wasn't there a Fianl Fantasy game that came out on GameCube?and many square enix games for PS2 like Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts.
P.S. Anyone else as excited about Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children as I am!?
Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 6:53 am
I am, probably my only reason to buy a PSP.Key wrote:Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles. I don't own it but my friend does and he said it was pretty fun when played in multi-player mode. I have the soundtrack and it's really cute and crystal-y, though.castleinthesky wrote: But wasn't there a Fianl Fantasy game that came out on GameCube?
P.S. Anyone else as excited about Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children as I am!?
Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 4:18 pm
I forgot that Advent Childre's also coming out for the PSP. I'd rather get it on DVD and am not sure what perks there are (if any) to getting the movie for the PSP, though; especially if it's the only reason for getting the handheld... oOlolopimp wrote:I am, probably my only reason to buy a PSP.Key wrote: Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles. I don't own it but my friend does and he said it was pretty fun when played in multi-player mode. I have the soundtrack and it's really cute and crystal-y, though.
P.S. Anyone else as excited about Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children as I am!?
Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 5:21 pm
For the people who haven't played the first game and are willing to buy a PS2 just for these games.
I played the first one and unless they have fixed things, the first one was almost unplayable:
1. The camera was TERRIBLE!!!! For example, there was this fight with Cerberus (obviusly he was huge) and you couldn't see beyond its feet.
2. There was no way to skip cinematics. I couldn't play anymore for this reason. There was 1 for example that lasted for at least 10-15 min. The fight lasted for almost that time, I died everytime just to have to wait for the cinematic to end again.
3. The game could be extremely difficult at times. To the point of frustration.
PS
From the 3 above I hope they've fixed the cinematic thing at least. But keep that in mind.
I played the first one and unless they have fixed things, the first one was almost unplayable:
1. The camera was TERRIBLE!!!! For example, there was this fight with Cerberus (obviusly he was huge) and you couldn't see beyond its feet.
2. There was no way to skip cinematics. I couldn't play anymore for this reason. There was 1 for example that lasted for at least 10-15 min. The fight lasted for almost that time, I died everytime just to have to wait for the cinematic to end again.
3. The game could be extremely difficult at times. To the point of frustration.
PS
From the 3 above I hope they've fixed the cinematic thing at least. But keep that in mind.
Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 5:37 pm
This was my biggest peeve about the game. TERRIBLE camera angles. It made jumping across pits and stuff so hard... Couldn't see where I was going and so I would keep falling. I really hope they fix the camera angles for KH2.Evil Genie Jafar wrote:1. The camera was TERRIBLE!!!! For example, there was this fight with Cerberus (obviusly he was huge) and you couldn't see beyond its feet.
Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 5:43 pm
My biggest peeve!Evil Genie Jafar wrote:
2. There was no way to skip cinematics. I couldn't play anymore for this reason. There was 1 for example that lasted for at least 10-15 min. The fight lasted for almost that time, I died everytime just to have to wait for the cinematic to end again.
Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 7:03 pm
I cant wait for this! I still can beat ansem on the island 
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2005 11:52 am
Minor note: Sony has no control over Kingdom Hearts. The two companies involved with the series are Disney (Of course!) and Square-Enix (Third Party Developer). Disney and Square-Enix can do whatever they see fit with their franchise, thus why Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories exsists on the Game Boy Advance.TheLittleMerman wrote:Once again, it is a Sony game. And Sony will never release Kingdom Hearts on anything else than Sony related products!
Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2005 4:54 am
Minor minor note: Sony owns a significant number of Square-Enix shares!yanya wrote:Minor note: Sony has no control over Kingdom Hearts. The two companies involved with the series are Disney (Of course!) and Square-Enix (Third Party Developer). Disney and Square-Enix can do whatever they see fit with their franchise, thus why Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories exsists on the Game Boy Advance.TheLittleMerman wrote:Once again, it is a Sony game. And Sony will never release Kingdom Hearts on anything else than Sony related products!
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2005 10:14 pm
There has been some updated news on Kingdom Hearts 2
Hashimoto Talks Kingdom Hearts II
The famed Square Enix producer sheds a little light on the big-time sequel.
March 21, 2005
In a brief interview with the respected videogame trade publication Games Industry, Square Enix producer Shinji Hashimoto spoke out regarding the upcoming RPG sequel Kingdom Hearts II. Hashimoto, best known for his work on titles like Chrono Trigger, Star Ocean 3 and Final Fantasy X-2, is one of the key players surrounding Sora's latest adventure. Listed below is a brief excerpt:
Games Industry: What are the major changes we can expect to see in the new Kingdom Hearts game?
Shinji Hashimoto: One of the big changes you'll see when you play the game is to the camera - we've changed how that works. Also, the levels now have more events in them, with mini-games and so on. We're basically keeping the same concept and everything, but the changes are to the system of the game - we've made a massive block of changes that you will see.
GI: After the success of the first game, do you think Disney trust you more with their characters and worlds now in the second game?
Shinji: We definitely feel a new sense of trust from the Disney side. Based on that trust, we can make new developments - the kind of drastic changes, new discoveries and surprises that we couldn't before. So yes, look out for that!
GI: Kingdom Hearts 2 looks like it is a lot darker and more adventurous with its story and characters than the first game - is it aimed at a slightly older audience?
Shinji: We're still keeping a sort of balance, so that younger audiences can enjoy it as well. Certainly, at the top end, you'll see some serious scenes and so on - but that's not the main part. So, for example, even if the player is really young and doesn't understand the serious parts, they can still enjoy it - we've kept that sort of playful element in the game. There's some crossover with how Disney approaches things [to make their films appeal to all ages], of course, but we make the details quite different. We add more mysteries and so on, which appeal more to an older audience, maybe.
Credit to IGN.com
Hashimoto Talks Kingdom Hearts II
The famed Square Enix producer sheds a little light on the big-time sequel.
March 21, 2005
In a brief interview with the respected videogame trade publication Games Industry, Square Enix producer Shinji Hashimoto spoke out regarding the upcoming RPG sequel Kingdom Hearts II. Hashimoto, best known for his work on titles like Chrono Trigger, Star Ocean 3 and Final Fantasy X-2, is one of the key players surrounding Sora's latest adventure. Listed below is a brief excerpt:
Games Industry: What are the major changes we can expect to see in the new Kingdom Hearts game?
Shinji Hashimoto: One of the big changes you'll see when you play the game is to the camera - we've changed how that works. Also, the levels now have more events in them, with mini-games and so on. We're basically keeping the same concept and everything, but the changes are to the system of the game - we've made a massive block of changes that you will see.
GI: After the success of the first game, do you think Disney trust you more with their characters and worlds now in the second game?
Shinji: We definitely feel a new sense of trust from the Disney side. Based on that trust, we can make new developments - the kind of drastic changes, new discoveries and surprises that we couldn't before. So yes, look out for that!
GI: Kingdom Hearts 2 looks like it is a lot darker and more adventurous with its story and characters than the first game - is it aimed at a slightly older audience?
Shinji: We're still keeping a sort of balance, so that younger audiences can enjoy it as well. Certainly, at the top end, you'll see some serious scenes and so on - but that's not the main part. So, for example, even if the player is really young and doesn't understand the serious parts, they can still enjoy it - we've kept that sort of playful element in the game. There's some crossover with how Disney approaches things [to make their films appeal to all ages], of course, but we make the details quite different. We add more mysteries and so on, which appeal more to an older audience, maybe.
Credit to IGN.com
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2005 10:39 pm
Hey Dan05, thanks for the news! This is so EXCITING! WHen does it get released?I just recently started playing Kingdom Hearts this year and it is the BEST game I have ever played. I really wanted a Playstation2 mostly just for this game and it certainly has made getting a PS2 worth it. Though the bad thing is I never have time to play it because of school and everything and only during homeworkless weekends I get the chance. Right now, I just got to Halloweentown and its pretty creepy. Atlantica was a little hard for some battles because you couldn't summon anyone. Anyhow, I LOVE THIS GAME and I'm so glad that there is a sequel and some problems are fixed!!! More movies and mini games are good and the camera can get very annoying.
p.s. is the GBA version any good?
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 12:41 am
The first KH was the only reason I own a PS2. DEFINITELY awaiting KH2.ichabod wrote:
I may consider getting a PS2 just to own this!
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 5:13 am
Same here!rogue588 wrote: The first KH was the only reason I own a PS2. DEFINITELY awaiting KH2.
Now if only PS2 had a Pirates of the Caribbean game. . .
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 1:02 pm
I think why they don't release kingdom hearts on gamecube it's because the disc are smaller and not all the cinematics and stuff would fit on a gamecube disc but still I love gamecube I have one and also a ps2 and kingdom hearts 1 is actually the only game I ever finished 80 hours of game play I loved this game so much I just can't wait to play the 2 I will probably buy it on the day it came out just like I did last time it was 80$ but still it worth it me and my boyfriend finish it so it's a 50 cent by hour which is pretty cheap
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 2:37 pm
No ProblemKram Nebuer wrote:
I just recently started playing Kingdom Hearts this year and it is the BEST game I have ever played. I really wanted a Playstation2 mostly just for this game and it certainly has made getting a PS2 worth it. Though the bad thing is I never have time to play it because of school and everything and only during homeworkless weekends I get the chance. Right now, I just got to Halloweentown and its pretty creepy. Atlantica was a little hard for some battles because you couldn't summon anyone. Anyhow, I LOVE THIS GAME and I'm so glad that there is a sequel and some problems are fixed!!! More movies and mini games are good and the camera can get very annoying.
p.s. is the GBA version any good?
I found Atlantica hard also! Mostly because of Giant Ursula, she was a tough one to beat
As of now all that is known about the release date is that it will be out in 2005
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IGN also stated...
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Can't wait till May!! I want some more info, and hopefully some new pics and some videos also