Prologue:
Kingdom
Sora, Donald, and Goofy travel down a long road that meanders through endless fields, and come to a crossroads. As Sora stands in the crossroads, he gazes up at the night sky and thinks of his lost friends.
Just then, a mysterious man approaches from down one of the branching paths. "Ahead lies something you need," he says, "but to claim it, you must lose something dear." When the man vanishes, only a single path remains. The path leads to a mysterious fortress called "Castle Oblivion".
In the coming journey, what will Sora and his companions gain, and what will they lose?
Facts:
-According to director Tetsuya Nomura, the game was originally going to be called Kingdom Hearts: Lost Memories.
-Unlike its predecesor, Chain of Memories uses a card-based battle system.
-Just like the original, the game has spawned a manga series by Shiro Amano.
-The theme songs for the game remained the same.
-The game has spawned a Playstation 2 Remake. While no release date has been announced, the game will feature updated graphics, full voice acting, new cutscenes and gameplay features!
Press Reaction:
| IGN |
Square-Enix's first self-published GBA game is one of the most impressive handheld productions of the year...[Read More] |
| 1Up |
Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories has the same basic problems as its big PS2 brother. It's lovely to look at, tells a neat little story, and falls down somewhat when the time comes to actually play it. It's not a conventional action-RPG, and it should be applauded for the amount of ground it breaks, but there's still a few bugs to be worked out of its new ideas....[Read More] |
| Gamespot |
This game undeniably caters to existing fans of Kingdom Hearts, and those people will get the most out of Chain of Memories...[Read More] |
| GamePro |
Disney and Square team up for a bewildering card game...[Read More] |
| GameSpy |
Square and Disney team up again for another charming adventure. It's very much like the PS2 game, but with better combat...[Read More] |
| Gaming Age |
To say that Kingdom Hearts was successful would be a bit of an understatement. The PlayStation 2 title, which combined classic Disney characters with those of Final Fantasy, ended up selling over four million copies. A sequel was pretty much guaranteed, especially considering the teaser at the end of the first game. So it was no real surprise when Kingdom Hearts II was announced. Rather, it was the additional Game Boy Advance version, subtitled Chain of Memories, that caught many off-guard...[Read More] |
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