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well I did one day.. after that i couldnt go there anymore.
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wow dude that really sux......i wish i was in japan right about now....
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i konw what we could do to past the time!
SLEEP!
SLEEP!
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bah.. im too scared to sleep.
lol cant sleep wen ur exited....
1) khu isn't there lol they are just stealing stuff from like online sites
2)lol khu n00bs do go there they are the enemy
3) we don't know anything new about kh
2)lol khu n00bs do go there they are the enemy
3) we don't know anything new about kh
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ok so we know that the release date is December 22, 2005 in japan.......... i hope therez word on an american release date....... (hoping 4 a simultaneous release)
i want to see any new info on any new worlds. pictures please.
New info from gamespot:
TGS 2005: We got the opportunity to check out four demo levels in Kingdom Hearts 2. The youthful protagonist from the original game, Sora, makes his way back to the sequel, along with compatriots Donald and Goofy. The levels, which are themed after classic Disney movies, are modeled after some of the same movies as the first game and some entirely new ones. From the demo's accompanying trailer, we picked out references to "Hercules", "Aladdin", and "The Nightmare Before Christmas", all of which played some part in the first Kingdom Hearts, as well as "Beauty and the Beast" and "Mulan", which are making their first entry into the franchise. However, despite some movie repetition, the levels will still be unique. What we saw of Aladdin, for example, took place in an entirely different portion of the movie from what we saw in the first game.
Given the state of the current demo, it's clear that not much has changed in the gameplay of Kingdom Hearts. There are slight differences, but none of the alterations have severe impact on the game mechanics. This will be a welcome relief to fans of the franchise, who might have been concerned that Square was going to take a different twist with the series. Instead, you're on the same kind of explorative quest, killing the enemies otherwise known as the Heartless, through new Disney levels. Of the four demos we saw, two were boss fights, the Mulan level shows combat against a flying Chinese dragon, and the Beauty and the Beast level showcased a fight against a candelabra looking creature that eventually morphs into an evil beast. Both fights followed typical formula, find the weak point at each stage of the enemies' attacks, and avoid counter-attacks, as well as the environmental traps around them.
We discovered some interesting aspects of the game in the two other demos, which featured more explorative aspects of gameplay. The first is a romp through the castle, with none other than Queen Minnie in your party. Minnie isn't exactly the most efficient fighter, so in this level, Sora, who is the only other person in the party, must spend as much time protecting her as he does venturing off and fighting enemies. One room in this level featured swarming floating fish-creatures, making this particular task quite challenging.
The other environment we got to explore was the new portion of Aladdin. While in the first game, the Aladdin level took place on the streets of Agrabah, this game's level is in the Cave of Wonders. The demo begins with the Disney anti-hero, Pete, who seems to play the role of Jafar in this scene, escaping into the mouth of the Cave of Wonders. You must follow him with some combination of Donald, Goofy, and Aladdin in your party. As with the original game, at any point, you can switch out one character for another, allowing you to make different strategic choices depending on what enemy you're fighting. Donald is still mostly a magic user, and Goofy is a great tank, but it looks as if though they can be tweaked more specifically if you have an exact idea of how you want them to operate.
In the Cave of Wonders, you pass through different rooms, some of which strictly involve combat and unlocking the many treasure chests, and others which have some puzzle elements to them. In the "Stone Pillar Room" for example, you must guide Aladdin's monkey, Abu, who has swiped a crystal nearly twice his size, to the place where he can deposit the crystal and stop the trap. You do this by pressing the triangle button when it appears on the screen, which will allow you to lift him over the portions of the moving floor that are taller than he is. This method of pressing the triangle properly is also a part of the fighting dynamic. You can do special combos if you quickly execute the triangle button when prompted on screen. A further section in the Cave of Wonders shows a multiple-tiered fight. You must beat all the enemies on a platform so that it disappears and drops you to the platform below it, where you will be tasked to fight more difficult enemies. Complete all of this within the given time limit and you drop to the bottom of the cave where the treasure is, and where you'll be able to reconnect with the sinister Pete.
Although much of the gameplay remains the same, the levels are not only new, but introduce new kinds of gameplay mechanics as well. You'll notice that many of the enemies, while also new to the game, look so familiar to old ones that you might not be able to distinguish between them. The game's humor is also thankfully quite intact, and some characters, such as the chimp, Abu, provide constant comic relief throughout. Essentially, it looks like the Kingdom Hearts franchise is prospering with Kingdom Hearts 2, which is capitalizing the success of the first game, while still contributing new innovations to the series.
for proof, go here http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/rpg/kingdomhearts2/preview_6133468.html
TGS 2005: We got the opportunity to check out four demo levels in Kingdom Hearts 2. The youthful protagonist from the original game, Sora, makes his way back to the sequel, along with compatriots Donald and Goofy. The levels, which are themed after classic Disney movies, are modeled after some of the same movies as the first game and some entirely new ones. From the demo's accompanying trailer, we picked out references to "Hercules", "Aladdin", and "The Nightmare Before Christmas", all of which played some part in the first Kingdom Hearts, as well as "Beauty and the Beast" and "Mulan", which are making their first entry into the franchise. However, despite some movie repetition, the levels will still be unique. What we saw of Aladdin, for example, took place in an entirely different portion of the movie from what we saw in the first game.
Given the state of the current demo, it's clear that not much has changed in the gameplay of Kingdom Hearts. There are slight differences, but none of the alterations have severe impact on the game mechanics. This will be a welcome relief to fans of the franchise, who might have been concerned that Square was going to take a different twist with the series. Instead, you're on the same kind of explorative quest, killing the enemies otherwise known as the Heartless, through new Disney levels. Of the four demos we saw, two were boss fights, the Mulan level shows combat against a flying Chinese dragon, and the Beauty and the Beast level showcased a fight against a candelabra looking creature that eventually morphs into an evil beast. Both fights followed typical formula, find the weak point at each stage of the enemies' attacks, and avoid counter-attacks, as well as the environmental traps around them.
We discovered some interesting aspects of the game in the two other demos, which featured more explorative aspects of gameplay. The first is a romp through the castle, with none other than Queen Minnie in your party. Minnie isn't exactly the most efficient fighter, so in this level, Sora, who is the only other person in the party, must spend as much time protecting her as he does venturing off and fighting enemies. One room in this level featured swarming floating fish-creatures, making this particular task quite challenging.
The other environment we got to explore was the new portion of Aladdin. While in the first game, the Aladdin level took place on the streets of Agrabah, this game's level is in the Cave of Wonders. The demo begins with the Disney anti-hero, Pete, who seems to play the role of Jafar in this scene, escaping into the mouth of the Cave of Wonders. You must follow him with some combination of Donald, Goofy, and Aladdin in your party. As with the original game, at any point, you can switch out one character for another, allowing you to make different strategic choices depending on what enemy you're fighting. Donald is still mostly a magic user, and Goofy is a great tank, but it looks as if though they can be tweaked more specifically if you have an exact idea of how you want them to operate.
In the Cave of Wonders, you pass through different rooms, some of which strictly involve combat and unlocking the many treasure chests, and others which have some puzzle elements to them. In the "Stone Pillar Room" for example, you must guide Aladdin's monkey, Abu, who has swiped a crystal nearly twice his size, to the place where he can deposit the crystal and stop the trap. You do this by pressing the triangle button when it appears on the screen, which will allow you to lift him over the portions of the moving floor that are taller than he is. This method of pressing the triangle properly is also a part of the fighting dynamic. You can do special combos if you quickly execute the triangle button when prompted on screen. A further section in the Cave of Wonders shows a multiple-tiered fight. You must beat all the enemies on a platform so that it disappears and drops you to the platform below it, where you will be tasked to fight more difficult enemies. Complete all of this within the given time limit and you drop to the bottom of the cave where the treasure is, and where you'll be able to reconnect with the sinister Pete.
Although much of the gameplay remains the same, the levels are not only new, but introduce new kinds of gameplay mechanics as well. You'll notice that many of the enemies, while also new to the game, look so familiar to old ones that you might not be able to distinguish between them. The game's humor is also thankfully quite intact, and some characters, such as the chimp, Abu, provide constant comic relief throughout. Essentially, it looks like the Kingdom Hearts franchise is prospering with Kingdom Hearts 2, which is capitalizing the success of the first game, while still contributing new innovations to the series.
for proof, go here http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/rpg/kingdomhearts2/preview_6133468.html
can't wait. must.........aaaaaaaaa
I didn't read the other ppls replies to this thread, so I'm not sure if someone already said whut I'm about to say, but anyway, for those who are watching, or already saw today's Attack of the Show (AOTS), no info on KH2 was revealed, but Nintendo's new mysterious controller was. U know, the one mysterious controller that they were getting us all hyped up about....It's real neat, and it's something to look forward for future gen consoles and their........controllers.
Anyway, watch G4 on September 27th, check for you local timings, or w.e...(Channels 290 for Dish, and 354 for DirectTV, where I live.......AZ) I think it's after AOTS, but anyway, it's an hour and a half long, direct from Tokyo Game Show...! We shuld see something on KH2. So mark ur calenders for the 27th. Thats it, I'm done.
Feel free to flame.
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Anyway, watch G4 on September 27th, check for you local timings, or w.e...(Channels 290 for Dish, and 354 for DirectTV, where I live.......AZ) I think it's after AOTS, but anyway, it's an hour and a half long, direct from Tokyo Game Show...! We shuld see something on KH2. So mark ur calenders for the 27th. Thats it, I'm done.
Feel free to flame.
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yes ppl, please post new info about kh2 from tgs in here
We are trying our best to get new info, bare with us.
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tech tv also will have some stuff. but sites like khinsider ultimania and soras domain and game trailers...etc will probably have news and videos soo just wait
Look on gamespot, ign, 1up, khu, khinsider for updates. Any other site maybe not telling you the truth. But for now, I have got nothing..all they're showing is other games(dmc4,mgs4)
Ill keep looking.
Ill keep looking.
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