Ummmmm ill try lol its just really hard to dodge his attack i was close on beating him but he started attacking him b4 i cud dodge and yea
Ummmmm ill try lol its just really hard to dodge his attack i was close on beating him but he started attacking him b4 i cud dodge and yea
I had the guide for the game. Missed placed it though. I'm used to fighting him without the guide.
I know! go to www.1up.com they have whats called a superguide for games. You should be able to find tips there for the battle.
Thanks CJ ill read it when i get a chance to
I really enjoyed the first 2 titles, but I really don't support the way Square Enix is moving the franchise. I could care less about the 3 side games they're working on (Birth By Sleep, 358/2 Days, and Coded), and I really just want KH3. This is not to say that the 3 side titles will be terrible, but who really wants to play a full out KH game on the DS?
But yes, I liked the first 2 games. Chain of Memories is a totally different story.
IDK overdrive. Birth by sleep is a prequal to the first game. The screen shots i seen, really shows the psp graphics off. There equal to the first game on the ps2 only with the psp better screen resolution.
The ds game is about Roxas, leading up to when he leaves the O13. Its going to use both of the ds's gpu, to give it higher graphics than most ds games. This means the touch screen will be barely used if at all. Have you seen the screen shots? The graphics look a bit glitch and dated. It is so easy for hands to fall asleep holding the ds. Its hard to beleave a FF12 lenth game being played on the ds.
Why dose the prequal to KH3, have to be a dam puzzle game! On top of that is for cell phones.
Last edited by mmpr grove; 04-10-2009 at 06:43 PM.
All of these prequels, sequels, and retelling from opposite perspectives on multiple platforms is really diluting the story Kingdom Hearts had going for it. I'd go so far as to say Kingdom Hearts 2 is part of the problem. I'm probably in the minority here, and don't get me wrong I enjoyed the game, but the story has become a bit of a mess.Originally Posted by Overdrive.92
I know if I played through the game a couple more times, spent an hour on Wikipedia going over the story and characters, I could really understand what is going on. But that's an awful lot of work for something that should make sense first time playing through.
I really love the first game. From KH2 on it feels like we're going down the cliche RPG path with incoherent story lines and supporting characters whose purpose you never quite understand. I'm losing sight of what the point of this series is.
Did I mention I actually enjoy 1 and 2?
I agree 100%. Sometimes I think that I'm the only one who doesn't understand the story completely. Glad to know it's not just me.
And yes, the storyline has become a mess. I think it was the first introduction of the Nobodies that really started to take things down a different road. I still enjoy the story, but it is a bit messy, and a bunch of side stories that spread across 4 different consoles or systems surely isn't helping. Not to mention, I have no idea where the series is going. I've heard things that KH3 will be a prequel? And now they're introducing the Keyblade Wars that consist of about 3 or 4 brand new characters. Yeah, that didn't help at all.
That's another issue I have. In the first game, the Keyblade is the end all ultimate weapon. It was a huge deal that Sora was running around with it. Towards the end of KH2, people just started using Keyblades. I remember a point where Kairi even started using one.
Then fast forward to this hidden trailer, showing magic guys chucking thousands of keyblades at each other. It's cool looking, yes, but the keyblade is just some sword now, in no way unique. I'll give it a chance, i'm just worried it's drifting into predictable, run of the mill Square Enix territory.
There's also the dedicated Kingdom Hearts Wiki.
http://kingdomhearts.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
I'm currently playing KH Re: Chain of Memories (PS2 version). I prefer the old fighting style that was used in KH1/KH2, but the card system is rather interesting. The storyline is darker than the first two, which definitely gives it a drive as you progress each floor.
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