Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories

THE GOOD:
it is an awsome challenging game,and it lets you kick @$$. i mean u can't get better graphics on game boy advanced.overual,I give it a 10 out of 5.

THE BAD:
it is hard gettin used to the card based system, but once u get the hang of it,it is very awsome.and the crappy cheats that people give u are just time wastin,and they got lucky,and they try to pass it off on some one ,and they need to check it a couple times before they tell someone.

SUMMARY:
i think as a kingdom hearts freak that chain of memories is an awsome game .if u don't ,screw u.but if u do rock on dude or dudets.so again i say that it is the beat game out for gba so far,and i can't wait until the next game kh2 comes out in april of 2005
and if u think the same thing about chain of memories,shoot a message on the bord talkin bout it
peace out.

THE GOOD:
This game takes RPGs like Yu-Gi-Oh and puts them to shame. I you want a card-battling adventure game with your favorite Disney characters or Final fantasy characters and beat up on evil monsters with cron-shaped cards and combos, then your man is Kingdom Hearts: Chain of mmories.

THE BAD:
is there any? Jeez, if there is, I'll be shocked. This game covers any areas I could think of. Great gameplay, flawaless battle system, sturyline, lots of characters to sink your teth into, they've even got Disney people! What's not to like?

SUMMARY:
Well. Everybody keeps hating on the games like Kingdom hearts Chain of memories and Fable because they are "too short". Yeah, well Fable and Kingdom hearts are two of the best games ever made for their respective systems. Maybe, just maybe, short is actually good!!!! But who knows. Some long games are pretty good too. Like Kingom hearts 1 and Fire Emblem.

THE GOOD:
It's a Kindom Hearts game! What can't be good about it? Sora is back with his friends tryin ta beat up bad disney characters.

THE BAD:
It's on GBA.

SUMMARY:
On the commercial it had 3-d images. I wonder if those wil be in the game?

THE GOOD:
There are many great things about this game. It has had an interesting story since it's prequal, and it doesn't stop now. The way how it keeps twisting and making you want to beat the game to figure it all out, then sad you beat it, is one of it's best features. It still has very good graphics on certain cutscenes, and will always keep you on the edge of your seat.

THE BAD:
This game came on the GBA, which is a letdown to many serious KH fans. The new card-based battle system can be extremely confusing, especially when the cards have to add up to a certain number in the sleight to use the move. I have many times lost a perfect oppurtunity to end the battle quickly due to using the wrong type of sleight.

SUMMARY:
Overall, this game is a great game. I recommend it to any Disney, Square, or Kingdom Hearts fan. It is the best game I have played on the GBA, and is on my top-ten list of games. If you're not a hard-core fan of the first...

Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories is the sequel to the PlayStation 2 hit Kingdom Hearts (KH). It takes place right after Sora (the main character) manages to find King Mickey, and is intended to narrate the events that take place between KH and KH II. If you haven't played KH before there's no need to worry; Kingdom Hearts is a game with characters from both Square (Final Fantasy series) and Disney, and has an intriguing storyline involving the "heartless" and how the main characters of the game struggle to defeat them.


Gameplay

Most people don't take the time to read manuals and, therefore, they figure out by themselves what each button does. In Chain of Memories, the game teaches you how to play with an obligatory tutorial that takes place at the beginning of the game. After a few minutes of playing, you'll get used to controlling Sora and will se that the control couldn't get better.

A new fighting system is also introduced in Chain of Memories, and is...

THE GOOD:
New battle system-Cards
Story is good
Variety of attacks you can do with different cards.

THE BAD:
Hm...I'm not really sure

SUMMARY:
This game...what can i say it's awesome. I really liked this one much better than the first one.

Storyline: The storyline is basically the same from Kingdom Hearts but with a few additions. You end up in a place called Castle Oblivion and you are forced to go up the castle if you want to look for your friends. Fairly Enough, you encounter the worlds that you went to before but they don't remember you nor you remember them. So basically you're just playing KH all over again. But this time there are different stories. There is a girl that used to live with Sora years ago but she left and he's trying to find her again. Sora is still looking for Riku etc etc.

Gameplay: This is the highlight of the game. The card battle system is just awesome. It keeps you on your...

THE GOOD:
-After you beat the game a new mode opens up and you play as a character who isn't Sora.
-Beginning and ending cutscene graphics.
-Card battle system adds strategy to the game.
-Still a similar action game compared to the original Kingdom Hearts while using the card battle system.
-A entertaining storyline like the original Kingdom Hearts.
-Not to easy like the original Kingdom Hearts.

THE BAD:
-The Deep Jungle, from the last game wasn't included.
-Some battles can be to hard for young players.

SUMMARY:
The sequel To Kingdom Hearts is not to disapoint. In fact it's one of the best games I've played all year. Although the new battle system revolves around special cards, you shouldn't worry because it's still a action game that is similar to the original. Some people do not like the card system because they don't want to waste there time costumizing a card deck, but it can be very fun setting up combos, and...

THE GOOD:
Seriously. It's Kingdom Hearts. What other Goods could I give?
Oh yeah. YOU CAN SUMMON CLOUD!!! *squeals with joy*

THE BAD:
... The battle system is a bit complicated and there are only 2 new worlds. That's it.

SUMMARY:
KH: CoM is the follow-up to the orignal Kingdom Hearts for the PS2. It tells the story of what happens in between the first and the second, so if you played the first, want a good idea of the plot in number 2, play this. It's good.

It has a complicated card based battle system, and you can perform combos with them, called 'Sleights'.

There isn't a Firaga card. There's no Cura card. There isn't a Strike Raid, or a Sonic Blade card. You combine three Fire cards in a sleight to get Firaga, two cures to get Cura, and for Keyblade special attacks, you have to do a certain combination of different level Keyblade cards.

You fight alone throughout Castle Oblivion, because Goofy and Donald are...

THE GOOD:
Really neat Card/Action Battle System
Easy for people who didn't play KH1 to get into the storyline.
Neat Room Synthesis that builds a room based on the cards you have.

THE BAD:
The music was a little sloozy, it could have been better.
The rooms aren't very detailed, it seems as if they took a game and threw it together.
The Battle System is a little complicated.

SUMMARY:
The storyline is based on a transition from KH1 to KH2 where Sora, Goofy, and Donald loses their memories, but they have to find them which makes them forget more, but find out more(Yes, this is very complicated logic). You travel through the past Memories and uncover the Organiztion and their plans as Sora searches for Riku, Kairi, the King, and a new girl called Na****'.[Don't want to ruin it ] The new battle system is complicated at first, but you kinda transition into it...

THE GOOD:
~The storyline is a good bridge between Kingdom Hearts I and Kingdom Hearts II.
~Graphics are better than most GBA games.
~The audio is very well done for a handheld game.

THE BAD:
~The card system is complicated and has one very big flaw.
~Battle cries are irritating and may frustrate players.

SUMMARY:
Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, the so-called "bridge" game between Kingdom Hearts I and II, is an exemplary show of how good Game Boy Advance games can get. It's fast-paced, detailed, and, like its Playstation similars, has a great, engaging storyline. This is (or was) the game to beat for all GBA games of the future. It's been incredibly successful, and anyone can see why. With the famous name of Kingdom Hearts and the quality of the game in general, who WOULDN'T buy it? I'd like to meet them.

Anyone who hasn't played CoM may tell you that KHII left some things unexplained. What they may not...