Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories

People outside Japan might never played Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories, unless they imported it. But now thanks to Square Enix, the game is coming to North America on December 2 this year for Playstation 2. The game was released originally for Game Boy Advance in 2004 and then got a full 3D enhancement and released as a bonus game for Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix + in March 2007 in Japan. Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories is a card based game. It bridges the gap between the first and second Kingdom Hearts story-wise. With Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep, Kingdom Hearts Coded, and Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days around the corner, Square Enix is definitely spread some love for the fans.

Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days

Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days (what a weird title) is a Square Enix's Nintendo DS game set to release sometime this year in Japan. It is a story about a character from Kingdom Hearts II, a member of Organization XIII, Number 13, Roxas. The storyline takes place before Kingdom Hearts II.
Roxas and Axel were watching the sunset from their usual spot on the station's clock tower after a long day of collecting "hearts" from the heartless, as ordered by their organization. When their daily work ended, they often spent their evenings there. They talked about the day's work and other things over ice cream.
"Do you know why the sun looks red as it sinks below the horison? It's because among the countless colors comprising light, red travels the greatest distance."
"You're just trying to show off, Axel."
It was idle chatter between two boys without hearts.....

In Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days, you will explore a variety of Disney worlds in not only in single player mode, but also in multiplayer missions made possible by the unique networking features of the Nintendo DS in an all new and mysterious Kingdom Hearts storyline. Check out the screens and drool over it.

Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep

I love Kingdom Hearts series. It started with Kingdom Hearts fos PS2, followed by Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories for GBA, and Kingdom Hearts II for PS2. With an engaging stories, lovable characters (who doesnt love final fantasy's and Disney's character), unique battle system, Kingdom Hearts series have been a new big franchise. I think i like it more than Final Fantasy Series now. And I was thrilled when I know that not one, but two Kingdom Hearts games are coming. Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days for Nintendo DS and Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep for PSP. We'll talk about the latter here.
Birth by Sleep is a prequel to the Kingdom Hearts saga. It is a tale of a new three heroes, told across three scenarios utilizing the groundbreaking technology of the PSP. Exciting new features are introduced on top of the traditional controls, game systems, and visual style of its predecessors.
The Keyblade is said to hold phenomenal power. One legend says its wielder saved the world, while another says that he wrought chaos and ruin upon it (Ansem's Report - Kingdom Hearts).
Long before Sora took up the keyblade, there were other Keyblade masters. One of these masters, Xehanort, disappeared one day along with his apprentice. This event proved to be a foreshadowing of great disaster to come. Aware of the threat, another master ordered his three apprentices to seek out Xehanort and his cohort. That's the story of Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep.
It is still a long way until it arrives in storeshelves, so enjoy the screens below in the mean time. It's courtesy of ign of course.