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whoa thats purdy

You literally just pointed out in your own post that the PS3 is near 10 years old, then went on to claim the PS4 is shit compared to it because of it's game library. It's almost like there's no comparing a year and a half year old system to a decade old system when it comes to their library. It's almost like one has had ten firetrucking years to build up a library, whereas the other has not.

The credits are probably longer because of the additional Final Mix content (and maybe some of the 2.5 changes) so the cutscenes start later to account for it. That's just my guess.

Oh firetruck shit damn that's right I haven't finished this. UHHH COMING SOON... THE NEXT CHAPTER OF THE DLC. AND ACT II... AND STUFF

Slide Dash isn't how it works in BBS, in BBS it's a movement ability but in KH2 it's just a function that allows Sora to home in on a distant enemy quicker. To get something resembling the Slide Dash ability from BBS, you need to level up Wisdom Form to get the Quick Run ability.

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I try, Pillow. I try.

I'm only go to list the keyblades that only ever appeared in KH1/coded/COM. Doesn't seem fair to list ones like the Kingdom Key and Oathkeeper when those would obviously get the top billing. Least to most... 10. Ultima Weapon. Getting this one out of the way first. 9. Spellbinder. By the time you get this keyblade, it is is absolutely worthless. But I've always had a love for the design. 8. Three Wishes. Not a bad key, and a fair sight better looking than some of the other choices. 7. Fairy Harp. No one gives Fairy Harp enough credit. I mean, it's terrible, and I hate the design, but I feel bad for it because I feel everybody hates it as well. 6. Diamond Dust. I hate the functionality of this keyblade but I do enjoy the design. 5. One Winged Angel. I hate the functionality of this keyblade too, actually, it's pretty worthless since you probably have Ultima by the time you've beaten Sephy, but damn the design is badasss. 4. Jungle King. I have a soft spot for this key, mostly because we've never seen and will never see it again... 3. Lionheart. This keyblade is firetrucking badass. Amazingly, it's beaten by it's successor, Sleeping Lion in KH2. 2. Metal Chocobo. It's a keyblade with a chocobo for a chain and it resembles the buster sword... how was it ever not going to be in the top 3? 1. Pumpkinhead. I love Halloween Town. I love how this Keyblade looks. It is badass.

Why...why is this in random this is actually a really good idea.

KH1: Pro - The integration with disney worlds is still the best the series has seen thus far. The gameplay in my eyes still holds up. The worlds had a lot to see and do, and it has a character to it that seems to be missing from the other KH games. Final Mix Exclusive Pros: Honestly I'm not sure how much the Final Mix really did to enhance the experience of KH1. Really, it was the enhancements of the HD ReMIX that did a great deal to make it an improved experience. The Xemnas battle was decent I suppose. I like the recolors of the heartless. Con - Sometimes the level design was questionable. Mostly present in Hollow Bastion, Atlantica, and Monstro. There was a very odd quality to a lot of the dialogue sometimes. Final Mix Exclusive Cons: yeah the synthesis was bullshit. COM/RE: COM: Pro - the story is amazing Con - Literally everything else. The gameplay is terrible. KH2: Pro - The story is fantastic, this is the game where Kingdom Hearts established its own identity as opposed to "that final fantasy disney game". The gameplay is wonderful, and it's got a lot more strategy to it than people give it credit for. I don't find it to be a button masher at all, and I don't find reaction commands to make things too easy. Final Mix Exclusive Pros: the wealth of additional content thrown in with the Final Mix version easily makes up for the weirdness of its cons, making it, I think, the quintessential Kingdom Hearts game. Con - The intergration with the disney worlds in this game is really really offputting. There are just a lot of awkward interactions with the Disney characters, and generally it was just executed poorly. Primary examples for this weird weird Disney integration are of course Atlantica, and Port Royal. Just strange choices. BBS: Pro - Keeps up KH2's trend of a very impressive story that stands on its own. The disney integration is getting closer to its roots, with much fewer awkward interactions and strange shit. The characters are all good. Con - This is the game where the Final Fantasy aspects pretty much entirely disappeared. Zack was there, annnnnnnnd that's all I can think of. It was kind of sad to see pretty much nothing on that front, especially when the game takes us to the time and place where the Hollow Bastion Restoration Comittee should have been. DDD: Pro - The gameplay is on point, combining the best of a lot of the series so far into a very tight package. I like the story, I'm okay with the dream eaters. Con - Again, the worlds are getting closer to how they were in KH1 in terms of exploring them, but they are largely empty. I liked the story, but I won't deny that there is a fair deal of strangeness there. Days: Pro - A nice story that stands mostly on its own while still giving another dimension to what we saw take place in KH2. Organization XIII moogle. Con - A nice story... that stands mostly on its own. Days doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things. Also the gameplay was very odd, and the pacing of the missions was firetrucking awful. Panel system was a joke. Pretty much no Final Fantasy whatsoever save the Organization Moogle. re: coded: Pro - Nice gameplay. Con - The only entry of the series where there is some validity to saying it's a spin off, or pointless.