Post by Tala on Jul 16, 2005 0:54:48 GMT -5
Two major story tellers join forces in the new Squaresoft/ Disney Interactive title Kingdom Hearts for the PlayStation 2. Battles take place in real-time, and implement elements from classic Squaresoft RPGs such as experience levels, magic, item use, and more.
The Japanese re-release of the game in Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix featured the English voice acting tracks and added 3 difficulty levels, a new camera system, a cut-scene skip feature, slight level design changes and stage additions, and a trailer for Final Fantasy X-2. It also included either a special music CD or a deck of Kingdom Hearts cards as part of its Limited Edition on the first day of release, and was also available in a Platinum Edition with stickers, a calendar of ary by Tetsuya Nomura, and a figurine of Sora.
The Japanese re-release of the game in Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix featured the English voice acting tracks and added 3 difficulty levels, a new camera system, a cut-scene skip feature, slight level design changes and stage additions, and a trailer for Final Fantasy X-2. It also included either a special music CD or a deck of Kingdom Hearts cards as part of its Limited Edition on the first day of release, and was also available in a Platinum Edition with stickers, a calendar of ary by Tetsuya Nomura, and a figurine of Sora.