Unlike Chain of Memories before it, the increased processing power of the DS allowed the game to play much more similarly to a traditional Kingdom Hearts game, although the team ran into technical hurdles due to the lack of buttons on the system. All three games were announced on Septemat the Tokyo Game Show behind closed doors.ĭuring pre-production, it was decided that the game should not focus on Sora and should instead flesh out another "main character." Roxas was eventually decided on as the protagonist to both explain his backstory, connection to the organization and his ultimate fate before the events of Kingdom Hearts II. While the main team was finishing development on Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories as well as starting development on Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep for the PlayStation 2 before transitioning to the PlayStation Portable and Kingdom Hearts coded for mobile devices, a seperate title for Nintendo DS was outsourced to game development studio h.a.n.d, with Tetsuya Nomura and Tomohiro Hasegawa stepping in as co-directors. Main article: Removed content#Kingdom Hearts 358/2 DaysĪfter Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix wrapped development, many different projects were greenlit all at the same time, each being created with handheld devices in mind.
KINGDOM HEARTS 365 2 MOVIE
The game was remade as an HD movie for Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX, although some content, such as cutscenes in Disney worlds, had to be summarized into short text so it would be under three hours. The Ultimate Hits edition was re-released in Japan on Maas part of the 10th Anniversary Box. It focuses on the life of Roxas between the end of Kingdom Hearts and the beginning of Kingdom Hearts II, exploring the time from Roxas's creation until his confrontation with Riku that leads to his placement in the simulated Twilight Town.
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, read " Kingdom Hearts Three-Five-Eight Days over Two", is the fourth game in the Kingdom Hearts series, released exclusively on the Nintendo DS.
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