For the most part whenever some people think of kingdom hearts 2 they think its just nothing but a kiddy game because of the disney characters. Honestly the game is much deeper then a mickeys kitchen game so they are really missing out. The combat system has been tuned up to top efficiency and it really shows when your running around defeating heartless or nobodies combining all these different types of moves. The new features they added such as transforming when you make sora a dual wielding keyblade master was a great addition and something i really admire in the game. I also admire the little cutscenes that you either do an attack with a specific party member depending who they are or pressing triangle to go through a series of eye popping combos. The story seemed the same as always and the cutscenes are a bit brief but theres plenty of them having a few final fantasy characters including some new ones that always spiced up the game. Voice acting and sound was perfect no matter what level you were on. But i sorta felt that my kingdom hearts 2 desire was a bit short. Honestly i breezed through this game and it seemed rather easy. More or so a bit too easy and also like it was missing something. Dont get me wrong this is one of the best games ive ever played. But when you play as Roxas in the beginning and meet Namine the rest of the game you hardly ever see them again which kinda disappointed me. All and all it was a great game and i cant wait for kingdom hearts 3. Hopefully they can make it a bit longer though cause this game felt like as if something was left out.
After a 3+ year wait, the third game in the Kingdom Hearts series finally makes it's way to American shores. But, is it worth it? The answer is very simple. YES. Kingdom Hearts 2 is, quite possibly, one of the... Read Full Review
It is good to play the first Kingdom Hearts before playing this one. There is a lot more to do in Kingdom Hearts 2 then in the first one. There is a lot of mini games to play and missions to accomplish. The storyline has... Read Full Review