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Oh, I doubt that reading CoM would suddenly make you think the plot is absolutely fantastic, or even make you like a little bit if you already don't. It just makes you go "Okay, wtf?" less frequently when you play KH2 (although there still are such moments).
I played KH1 and KH2 without CoM as well. Playing CoM does explain things such as why Sora was in a deep sleep in the beginning of the game, and why Riku could control the power of darkness. But CoM doesn't have as much importance as it could have, seeing as how Sora no longer had any memories of anything that happened in CoM. Besides, CoM doesn't look that fun on the GBA.
Though it does look quit fun on the CoM remake on PS2. God, I do hope Square-Enix releases it and Final Mix+ in the West, no matter how unlikely it is.
i dont think kh is a kid series but maybe im wrong
No, the game's too hard for a kid to finish. Especially the first one.
The game is easy! How can you say its too hard, you could do a low level challenge without much trouble.
Lets just imagine the impossible, that sometimes people aren't as good a game as someone else and take that into consideration. It might be hard for someone else and not for you, the good ol being different phenomenon.
If you're talking about Kingdom Hearts 2, I don't at all disagree with you, but I'd like you to do a low level challenge in the original on Expert mode. Two or three hits and you're out even early in the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Balthier Rocks
it's not just for kids, think about it..I doubt any young child would really understand the concepts and story. If you look beyond the Disney characters there's a deep and often dark storyline, it isn't blunt and in your face, but it's there.
It's for teenagers who think they're more mature than they are. They cut their teeth on the angsting melodrama and make-it-up-as-I-go-along plot, after which they hopefully move on to better things and realize how embarrassingly base it all actually was. (Read: Mickey Mouse in a black leather hooded trenchcoat.)
I think that in a way, this is a child's game. But, I think that KH2 seemed to be a little more for teenagers, in a way. They added some sort of angst, trying to reach for the older crowd. I wouldn't exactly say it's just a kid's game, nor would I say it's a teenager's game. It just kind of stays in the in-between.
Ironic that people can delude themselves as such when playing a game with Goofy and Donald as main characters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kawaii Ryűkishi
It's for fans who love good Disney films enough that something as trivial as swimming under the sea fills them with so much glee that it tears their souls into pieces!
It's not for poopooheads, especially those who can't even recall Ariel's lines in The Little Mermaid. Tsk-tsk.
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Kingdom Hearts is not just a childs game. Really, any game can be enjoyed by any person.
But Kingdom Hearts has a plot that sure a younger person could get and enjoy, but they wouldn't enjoy it as much as say a teenager or older person could.
See: DeviantArt.
Disney made it better. I'm 16 and I love it. In fact, I think without the great Donald and Goofy and other Disney characters, I wouldn't like it as much.
I hope they don't dull down the Disney in it in the future.