Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories

Binding: Video Game
Brand: Square Enix
EAN: 0662248904177
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Label: Square Enix
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Manufacturer: Square Enix
Model: 662248904177
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: Game Boy Advance
Publisher: Square Enix
Release Date: 2006-06-15
Studio: Square Enix

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionKingdom Hearts: Chain Of Memories delivers an unsurpassed gaming experience to players. Watch as new high-quality movie sequences show you an incredible new story -- where Disney and Final Fantasy characters meet! The heroes of Kingdom Hearts - Sora, Donald and Goofy - have walked into a room that took away their powers and magic! To get them back, SOra will go on a series of unique card duel -- where she'll summon characters from the popular Final Fantasy games!

Features:

Combine different cards for new abilities, spells, combo attacks, and tactics
Use special cards to summon familiar characters from the original Kingdom Hearts
Travel through interactive environments as you unlock doors and find treasures
Meet over 100 of your favorite Disney and Final Fantasy characters
Prepare for battle by raising your attributes through an innovative game system

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Fun but way too repetitive.
Fun game for the gameboy. It's an RPG hack and slash. There is a card system that is pretty cool but you'll find annoying later on in the game. You need moogle points to get any "good" cards. Once you hit the second world set you'll find that you need to hit up the moogle store a lot. The game play is fun but gets old quick. After you complete 1/4 of the game you'll more than likely want to stop playing for a while. The game follows a pattern along the lines of; synth world, kill monsters, synth room, kill monster, fight boss, rinse, and repeat.

Unless you're into the series I wouldn't recommend buying it. Your best bet is to rent the game because it's pretty much useless once you finish it. The constant repetition in this games take the replay value out of it.

Rating:

- BORING!!!
Its boring but if you want to know what happens before #2 then it will tell you and thats all I have to say about that

Rating:

- OMG
all I have to say is I bought a gameboy SP for this game alone and the next thing I have to say is this game is Epic not as Epic as the 1 and 2 for the ps2 but it is still amazing so buy it

Rating:

- Good game
I think the game is good and has a great story line although, it does not beat Kingdom Hearts 1 or 2. The story line is good and is challenging but not too challenging. But if they make a Kingdom Hearts for the DS I hope the graphics are better.

Rating:

- 4/5
Overall this game was pretty good even though it has its downsides. The story line was really good and pivotal for the Kingdom Hearts series. This game is card based fighting, and it does as good of a job as it could to keep it interesting. But it still gets pretty monotonous after a little bit. I would suggest this game if one plans on completing the entire Kingdom Hearts series, and not if one was only going to play this game.

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