If you like Disney sappy, but cute moments, go for it. If you can't stand it, don't. Thats How I see it, anyway. I thought it was fun, but the cuteness was starting to irritate me by the end, lol.
Worth getting ????
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Personally, I think it is worth it. For one thing, and I don't know why a lot of people don't get this, it has a story that takes place after KH1 and sets up for KH2 (and 358/2 Days when it comes out), so it's not just a game to play; it's a compilation game to understand the KH story.
Don't you love how marketing makes you buy more stuff?
Gameplay wise, it's not like KH1. It's a card based battle system, so there's some strategy needed and taking number values into account, else you can screw yourself over.
It is repetitive in the sense that each floor you go through, you go through a world you went through in KH1, fight your way through and beat it's boss, that's pretty much it. There's one mini-game world you have to do, and of course the occasional bosses with the Organization to go through, as well as the more epic final boss battles.
For Riku's Reverse/Rebirth POV, you basically do the same thing you did as Sora, but there's less scenes within the worlds you visit, and his gameplay is a little different than Sora; mainly that you can't add/take out cards from Riku's deck and you're a bit restricted when deciding what stats of his you wanna level up.
And anyways, the story is interesting, the character's are pretty kewl, and the music is pretty good too.
So there you go
i agree, pretty good game. If you like the other ones, this should be a fun change.
I think is pretty good,i recommend getting it for ps2 as the GBA version can get pretty hard in Sora mode if you don't level up a lot.
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