Kindgom Hearts Chain of Memories GBA Video Game Boy Advance 2001
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Returns policyGameboy Advance non oem reproduction Kindgom Hearts Chain of Memories video game cartridge. Game cartridge comes with a plastic protective case just like the picture shows.
Kindgom Hearts Chain of Memories is the second entry in the Kingdom Hearts series, released for the Game Boy Advance (GBA) in 2004. It serves as a direct sequel to the first game and a crucial bridge to Kingdom Hearts II.
Core Premise & Story
- Setting: Following the first game's end, Sora, Donald, and Goofy enter Castle Oblivion, a mysterious fortress where the deeper they go, the more memories they lose.
- Plot: Sora relives distorted versions of his past adventures as he searches for Riku and King Mickey. Meanwhile, a second campaign called "Reverse/Rebirth" follows Riku as he battles his inner darkness in the castle's basement.
- Key Introductions: The game introduces Organization XIII, the primary antagonists of the series, and Naminé, a girl with the power to manipulate memories.
Gameplay Mechanics
- Card-Based Combat: Unlike the real-time action of the original, every attack, spell, and summon is executed using a deck of cards.
- Card Breaks: Each card has a value (0-9). Playing a higher-numbered card "breaks" an opponent's card, canceling their attack.
- Sleights: Combining three cards allows Sora to perform powerful special abilities, like "Sonic Blade" or "Ars Arcanum".
- Room Synthesis: To explore floors, players use Map Cards to generate rooms. These cards dictate the room's properties, such as the number of enemies, the presence of treasure, or the location of save points.
Technical Achievements
- Graphics: It was one of the first GBA titles to include high-quality Full-Motion Video (FMV) cutscenes.
- Visual Style: While exploration uses an isometric view, battles shift to a 2D side-scrolling perspective with detailed sprites.
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