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Look, if you're sick of Kingdom Hearts filler games, I don't blame you. But Kingdom Hearts Re:coded may actually get you back in the spirit. The game feels like classic Kingdom Hearts, and it stars all the characters that made me like the first game. I...
Abstract: Not long ago the idea of combining Final Fantasy and Disney seemed so strange and foreign that there was no way you could imagine it working -- and yet nearly a decade after its first release Kingdom Hearts is still going strong. Re:coded is the latest...
Abstract: This is an import review of a Japanese game. Features discussed are subject to change.] Kingdom Hearts is a series whose quality has varied wildly. Yet, the odd mix of Final Fantasy and Disney has produced a rabid fanbase, eager to play each new titl...
Decent graphics, interesting levelling system, plenty of extra challenges and quests, the unique "Matrix System" can actually make several missions legitimately difficult
Terrible camera, irritating platforming sections, awkward learning curve, too much content recycled from previous titles, don't bother trying to make any sense of the unnecessarily convoluted story
Although the Keyblade-swinging action is easily on par with 358/2 Days, the awkward plot, increasingly stale locations, and recycled game scenarios make Re:coded the weakest Kingdom Hearts title yet...
Until Kingdom Hearts finds its way back to home consoles, there are two better spin-offs to soak up demand. 5.0/10Print this pageComments (0)Share this pageNoticed something wrong? Report error/mistake....
Abstract: Kingdom Hearts started on the PlayStation 2, allowing gamers to traverse the Disney set of characters via the Square Enix role playing game (RPG) set of mechanics. Seemingly an odd mix at first, the combination worked remarkably well and ended up being...
Bekannte Charaktere, Bekannte Welten, Kampfsystem noch erweiterbarer, CharakterAufwertung individualisierbar, Starker Einstieg, In jeder Welt eine Auflockerung
Noch mehr auf Kampf fokussiert, Technisch schwachbrüstig, Systemkerne erinnern an „Tron“, Zu wenig Platz zum Kämpfen, Müllige Kamera, Wirkt schwerfällig
Als hätte man vergessen, was man mit „Kingdom Hearts“ bislang erreicht hat: So wirkt das neueste Werk aus dem Franchise. Leider scheint es so, als hätte man „Tron“ mit „Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days“ vermischen wollen, dafür sprechen die Datenwelt, die Ma...
