Kingdom Hearts (Greatest Hits) (REGION LOCKED) /PS2

J'ai rencontré des difficultés avec ce jeu. Premièrement, il a du mal à passer dans ma console, ensuite il est en anglais alors que je le voulais en français. en résumé, je regrette cette achat d'ailleurs je ne joue pas avec ce jeu.

Bem embalado, a capa chegou inteira, o jogo é um dos meus favoritos

When I'd first played Kingdom Hearts almost seven to eight years ago, I was skeptical on its possibilities as a RPG. I wasn't too fond of Disney's creations at the time, and I also knew Square Soft was a bit down in their capability. However, I gave the game a shot. When I began playing, I became enticed by the simplistic yet complex play style. The graphics were nice at the time as well, but I was drawn more towards the storyline, music, and battle system. Let's break them down, shall we? - Storyline A door to the heart of all worlds. The key to the heart. Kingdom Hearts 1 seems to revolve around the battle between light and darkness. It is an age-old battle, but it's always interesting to see one's interpretation of it. For this game, it's the interpretation that the battle occurs mostly within oneself. To fight that which is wrong and to follow the light within one's heart. I won't go too far into detail, for spoilers' sake. However, the story does move along the lines that one should do what they feel is right even if it means going against all odds in order to make things better for everyone, and that one should never give up on their true friends. - Game play system The play style of this game is both simple and complex. No standing in one spot and hitting an enemy. Rather, due to the 3D nature of this RPG, it is a real time battle system - requiring the player to always be on their toes and aware of their surroundings. Yes, if you aren't fully prepared, you will see the 'Game Over' screen. But don't despair! Just adjust your strategy and be more careful. The simple nature comes from that you technically can overcome any enemy by overpowering it simply with jumps, moving, and physical attacks. The complexity comes from that you have many other techniques as well as magic at your disposal in order to come up with a strategy against an overwhelming opponent force. Knowing the balance of what to use and when is the key to your success. - Music Yoko Shimomura did a wonderful job at this. Her compositions for Disney worlds and even some original areas were stunning and quite fitting for the areas. The inclusion of battle themes specific to each world is also pleasing to the ear, as it means one does not constantly hear the same battle music over and over through the course of the game (unless one tends to 'grind' like I do). - Graphics For the PS2 at the time of Kingdom Hearts' release, the graphics were actually better than even I anticipated. Yes, they are seemingly 'kid-like', but they are fitting for this game. However, as you play, you realize that even with such graphic design, some enemies can still be quite surprising and to not base your strategy merely on how the enemy may look. A good amount of detail was put into the game in all aspects. Environments actually are done well and have quite a bit to just look at in some areas. Characters are rendered wonderfully, especially several of the cameo characters. It was nice to see some of the older Final Fantasy characters redone in a new way and some even still looking almost exactly the same - with the exception of greater detail on their character model. - Final Say I must say that even if you aren't sure about the game, it is worth a shot to play. I didn't think it'd be too good, and I ended up loving it. If you aren't sure still, find a place to rent it from or someone to borrow it from. Personally, I believe it'd be worth the time to delve into the heart for the first time.

Llegó en excelentes condiciones y antes de lo que marcaba la fecha de entrega. Muy recomendable para cualquier gamer.

Such a nostalgic game! This was one of the first video games I ever played so my review is typed through rose-coloured glasses but I started playing it through again last month and it's still so good! Really fun game play, great graphics that still hold up even after all this time. So colourful and happy, good for any age group. Highly recommend!