Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days has earned itself a spot in the Famitsu platform hall of fame. In this weeks issue of Famitsu Weekly Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days was given a score of 9 out of 10 from each of it's reviewers giving it a score of 36 points total. The game takes about 25-30 hours to complete. Here are comments from the review:
"The scenarios, the system, the volumes, the graphic quality... it was made with no gaps. The high resolution cut scenes not seen on DS until now are especially cool! The way that the action content totally changes according to the kinds of panels arranged in the slots of the fighting system is wonderful. We were happy just getting absorbed into it while try out the techniques."
"Even though being able to manage your level with the panel system is strange, you forget about time and become absorbed in the recombinations! Above all, you can freely customize the characters you play as you like, making the fighting aspect exceptionally fun. Also, the cooperative play is easy and unexpectedly exciting. The true state of affairs revealed regarding Organization XIII in this story also engages one's interest very much."
"Consequently since the circumstances of the character involve loss of memories followed by a thorough tutorial, it's easy for those who haven't played games from the series to enter into the world of it. The heart wrenching story is strongly captivating. The simple yet exhilarating action reappears faithfully in this title. How the fight goes changes a lot depending on the combination of panels, it's enjoyable that you can input your personal preference."
"The core of the game centers on missions, the structure of which excluding the excessive things is pure. It also includes an abundance of other things to do. Although the movement of the NPCs is worrisome, or rather, testing of one's tolerance level. The depth of the customization together with the numerous characters make this especially interesting for a large number of people who play."
And sadly the voice actor of Mickey Mouse for the past 32 years, Wayne Allwine, passed away on May 18, 2009. Wayne was 62 years old and he died from complications of Diabetes. He was the third official voice actor for Mickey Mouse after Walt Disney in the 1930's and Jimmy MacDonald. He and his wife, Russi Taylor, the voice of Minnie Mouse, were named Disney Legends in 2008. Wayne voiced Mickey in all of the installments of the Kingdom Hearts series. He will be sorely missed by the fans. Thanks to forum member kago for alerting us to this information.
Source: Joystiq, Wii @ Everyday
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