Silent Fantasy

Yeah, LoZ OoT 3D is a pain like that till you learn how to hold it, yet it never fully gets rid of the very minor ghosting effects. KH3D was better in that department than LoZ3D, but you have to hold the screen decently close and hold it straight so both eyes get equal vision of it. 3D works using 2 pictures (in very basic terms), one for each eye. Games wit hdeep 3D like the two mentioned, it just makes it harder I guess. Maybe they didn't line them up correctly, but either way the problem isn't serious enough to say your seeing 3 Soras. If you are, you need to hold the 3DS straighter.

^ Well that, and every FF game is about the same pretty much. Whatever happened to it being a mashup game anyway?? It was supposed to be Disney and Final Fantasy, but it's been just Disney basicly since, well since KH2 ended. But KH being it's own monster would be best I think, but I am pretty sure Disney pays them alot and gives very good resources to help create these games in the first place. They are usualy better quality than most SE games that are not main FF titles.

^ I think the complaint stems from the game ending too soon.

Or if they would just focus better on the story instead of trying to force Disney worlds and characters in the games. KH 1 and 2 did this very well. The story still felt present and kept flowing even in the Disney worlds. BBS didn't do it very well, Days definantly didn't do it, I don't know about Coded, and CoM, from what I have seen, doesn't do it atall. In 3D, just like CoM, the story is nonexistant during the Disney worlds. Just because a game isn't titled, doesn't mean you should slack on it. It's still a sequel.

The game was a bit short. It wasn't hard to keep up with due to how I just let it drop whenever it wanted. It made it feel fluid to me and I never lost track. There also isn't much to do besides the story that actually matters either, though I am glad it doesn't have a bunch of boring useless crap like BBS did. The combat and everything was perfect to me, and the bosses were easy and entertaining, which I actually love after being beat down so much at the end of BBS (after playing 3D, BBS and Days feel terribly stiff and slow). So besides being too short, I guess I woulod have to say that it didn't feel like it took the story anywhere interesting. The story in this game, or whats there, really didn't need it's own full game. It's like Coded. The little bit of good info is at the very end, and that's it. The rest is filler. Days was just an excuse to introduce Xion, but they could've done something else for that. Flashbacks or something. Not an entire useless game. CoM and BBS actually give alot of info and introduced quite a few plot points that carry heavy weight even in the main titles. (especially BBS now) So, why make a game revolved around...well, nothing, to setup like 2 plot points that could have been done in a main title that would have much more meat to it? Oh, and the game didn't have any emotionally resonant scenes like BBS, Days, KH1 and 2, and even CoM did. Nor did it ever feel epic really. More like a secret movie made into a game. Oh yeah, the secret movie was kinda pointless too, but atleast much easier to unlock. (which I approve of ) Anyways, those are my complaints. lol I did enjoy the game though, but I still like KHII more all around, and BBS more for the story and everything. (kinda hated the gameplay) So I would still put it about 2nd or 3rd place in the series for me, even with my complaints.

Yeah. It's not Yen Sids fault that these guys (and Kairi) aged 5 years withen 1.

^ He was going to be made one of them, but that failed.

I can accept that. Also makes more sense than trying to figure out why the Dream Eaters can travel into the real world. lol I do hope it doesn't get people thinking he's retaking his MoM exam though.

He didn't confirm anything. He did actually say that KHIII is going to be next. Besides, I think with his work load, it would be best for him to fully focus on Verses XIII, get it done quick, and start on KHIII before the PS3 is obsolete.

^ People can't accept that though.

They do have it memorized. They just memorized "Axel" first and too well. lol

"So nothing changes" which begs the question, why do it? Does it not? I'm sure there is something I am missing, because it has to make some kind of "KH" sense.

So did I. lol

Yeah, it was also a new plot twist then and nobody knew who or how Ansem the Wise was at that time, so they differentiated them more clearly. By now people know the difference. I do aknowledge it is minorly inconsistent writing, but if you know who they are talking about at any given time, it shouldn't matter. It's as redundant as correcting someone when they say on the phone that "this is he/she" when you fully understand what they are saying.

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^ You didn't unless you bought it from somewhere that rips you off. It's only 10 more dollers than the regular game.

I think if they kinda ditched Disney to a point and started going to Final Fantasy worlds, it would be cool. Or let Kingdom Hearts have it's own life with unique worlds like Traverse Town, TWTNW, etc. I think the games would be just as good, if not better. Though, I am not a huge Disney fan and have felt that the Disney gimmick has held KH back a bit. At this point, I just don't think too manay KH fans actually love and buy this series for the Disney aspects of it and I think the series is strong enough to hold it's own without Disney. That's just me and my opinion though. lol

Many games do this if they have any multiplayer feature.

I only remember Sora getting knocked out like twice during the game. Or Dropping. Riku done it a few times too, it was to force you to switch to get the story flowing.

He could go into the future, but ultimatley didn't know how things would turn out. He said that to Sora. You forget everything as soon as you return to your time.

^ Which makes it kinda redundant from my understanding. They cannot disrupt history, cannot go back with any knowledge of what they experienced, and cannot really do anything. It makes me wonder what they point of going back is if nothing is changed and you won't remember the future/ past you seen. I really don't get how it all works in KH, but I also havn't looked into it either. But by YMX explaination, it seemed pointless to me. Then again, I guess what they were trying to say is that KH1 only happened due to YMX intervention and time traveling, so we have been playing in the timeline Xehanort had been toying with to get us where we are in DDD. Maybe exlplaining why YMX showed up in BBS as the Mysterious Figure.

^ People tend to flip flop alot when someone has multiple names. Besides, it is always perfectly clear who they are talking about when referring to either Ansem SoD or Ansem the Wise. The characters also know the differances, so it's a none issue as far as i'm concerned.

Yeah, I am sick of people complaining about not getting KHIII when KH: Coded and KH:DDD is, by definition, the sequels. KH3 and 4. They continue the story and add to it, them not having a number in the title doesn't change that. Kind of like how CoM is pretty needed to grasp KH II and Days, because again, by definition, it is the true sequel to KH1. Now Days is pretty much a side story and not needed too much besides Xion. And BBS being a prequel, is actually very important. So the complaining about it bugs the crap out of me. The one argument I do agree with is that the story needs to move on (further than it did in 3D) and go back to home consoles and the fact that all these sequels/midquels, and the prequel are all on differant freakin systems. (that I thankfully have always had anyway. But for others, I know it has to suck) But anyways, I am sure Nomura can stretch the story out pretty far. Look what he done just between KH1 and KHII. By the time BBS came, the games got crazy, if not before that. So I am definiantly sure KHIII will have plenty of twists and be unpredictable at this moment. Nearly all the games have been.

^ He did.

But the dream is set back during when the Destiny Islands where being consumed by Darkness, so Sora and Riku both are back to their KH1 ages. (14 & 15) It's seriously not that complicated people. Nor is it that important. On the OP though, I guess the plot point of the outfits just wasn't there or thouht up yet. I do kinda like Soras outfit. Hell, I like Rikus outfit too, but it would've been cool to have Riku in his KH1 clothes. (I hate Sora's original outfit)