Yeah, it's on 2.5. It's the prequel. The deck system is pretty interesting.
Yeah, it's on 2.5. It's the prequel. The deck system is pretty interesting.
Yes, coded is totally skipable. At least the leveling system was fun
Meh, I disagree. II had a cool prologue, but then it was kinda weak. IMO, Chain of Memories is the best storywise.
Don't go 'Ugh' as if I've just said some really disgusting opinion.
I'm not really against large franchises. I love Final Fantasy (though they're more self-contained stories), Phoenix Wright has seven games attached to it, and Professor Layton has six games attached to it, all with a continuous story. Let's be fair, Persona 4 has like, three sequels (two if you merge the Arenas together), that are all self-contained stories.
It's less the size of the franchise, but I find the story to get more and more confusing. The story of I was clear, the story of II was clear enough as well (You didn't really have to play CoM, to be honest). But after that, there's the keyblade war, and Xehenort; I find him the most confusing element of the KH story, if I'm honest.
358/2 was best on an emotional level. I think CoM just has the best structured and best executed narrative.
Formy: Xehanort's only confusing if you don't play all the games XD By BBS and 3D, his motivations are perfectly clear.
And I'm not "ugh"ing because your opinion is disgusting, but because it's a prevalent opinion on the internet that often stems from ignorance and people complaining for the sake of complaining.
I need to play BBS, still. I guess his motivations will become more clear after that (of all the games post-II, Birth by Sleep seems the most essential), but if an opinion is that prevalent then there's a grain of truth there somewhere.
I really hope you think I'm not complaining for the sake of it, though.
The opinion is there because people dismiss the non-numbered games as "side games".
Seriously, what's stopping you from playing them all? They're all fun, they all have good stories - why only select one? 358/2 Days is the most gut-wrenching thing, while Chain of Memories is superbly written, even if you don't like the controversial card system. Give them a go!
Well non-numbered entries (especially handheld entries when previous games were on console) in all franchises are typically seen as side games. I don't say I necessarily agree with that sentiment, but it is one held commonly by many people.
Which means it's a broad generalization based on ignorance, not fact
Seriously, Formy, I'm not big on the Ace Attorney series, so I'm not going on AA forums and saying the games need less puns and more of a cohesive narrative and characters to my liking, because the fans adore it for what it is. We KH fans adore KH for what it is and we're happy to get a lot of games. So no, saying there's too many isn't too nice. That was my whole point in that.
So either play the other games and see for yourself, or remain outside the fandom, your choice
Hold your horses! That's not what I meant!
I just meant that like, you know, check out the rest because it's all awesome before you say it's too complicated