Kingdom Hearts (2002) (VG)

Regista:

Tetsuya Nomura

Writers:

Jun Akiyama (scenario writer: scenario)
Keiko Nobumoto (scenario supervisor: scenario)

Data di uscita:

17 settembre 2002 (USA)

Genere:

Action | Adventure | Comedy | Drama | Family | Fantasy | Mystery

Slogan:

You never know who you will run into next.

Plot:

Beloved Disney characters such as Goofy, Donald, and Mickey interact with many characters from the Final Fantasy RPG series and characters from the Disney animated films.

Plot Keywords:

Friendship | Henchman | Super Villainess | Villain | Good Versus Evil

Recensioni degli utenti:

If you want something done right...

Cast

Haley Joel Osment	...	Sora (voice: English version)
David Gallagher	...	Riku (voice: English version)
Hayden Panettiere	...	Kairi (voice: English version)
Billy Zane	...	Ansem (voice: English version)
David Boreanaz	...	Squall Leonhart (Leon) (voice: English version)
Mandy Moore	...	Aerith Gainsborough (voice: English version)
Steve Burton	...	Cloud Strife (voice: English version)
Christy Carlson Romano	...	Yuffie Kisaragi (voice: English version)
Shaun Fleming	...	Tidus (voice: English version)
Dee Bradley Baker	...	Wakka (voice: English version)
Molly Keck	...	Selphie Tilmitt (voice: English version)
Lance Bass	...	Sephiroth (voice: English version)
Seth Adkins	...	Pinocchio (voice: English version)
Wayne Allwine	...	King Mickey Mouse (voice: English version)
Tony Anselmo	...	Donald Duck (voice: English version)

Alias:

Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix (Japan) (reissue title)
Kingudamu hâtsu (Japan)

Nazionalità:

Japan | USA

Lingua:

Inglese | Giapponese

Colore:

Colore

Sonoro:

Stereo

Divieti:

USA:E | Australia:G

Company:

Disney Interactive Japan

Curiosità:

Irvine from Final Fantasy VIII had a small role in the original draft of the game's script, but never made it into the final game.

Errori:

Continuity: Whenever any characters come back from being completely underwater, they are never wet.

Citazioni:

Maleficent: There are seven maidens of the purest heart. We call them the princesses of heart. Gather them together, and a door will open to the heart of all worlds. Within lies untold wisdom.

Movie Connections:

Fa riferimento a Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966)

Colonna sonora:

Simple And Clean -PLANITb remix-

If you want something done right...

...let Square (sorry, Square Enix) do it. A lot of people groaned when they heard the words "Disney" and "platform game" put together when this game was first described, although a lot more interest was spawned when people heard that several Final Fantasy (the best game series ever) characters would be appearing. People demand a lot more from games these days - plot, story, character, action. People would never have dreamed of this when they were sitting playing KABOOM on their old Atari 2600s. The old platform game is now dead hopefully, make way for a new breed of platform game.

I can only describe this game as a masterpiece of entertainment. It had action, drama, coherent plot that got typically complicated towards the end (very Japanese sorta thing). It was well worth the money I paid for it, although the problem with Final Fantasy-esque games is their lack of replayability. Everyone likes surprises in plots, but they only work once. I wish I had some sort of operation to make me forget certain specific things so I could play FF9 again...