Absurdly High Level Cap: The average player will finish both Sora's Story and Reverse/Rebirth at around Level 30-40, give or take.

The letter is neither revealed nor discussed and the half-pints do not meet with Mickey and Riku throughout the rest of the game. This game opens with them still roaming the meadow, but Pluto is nowhere to be found. The implication is that they will eventually reunite with Mickey and by extension Riku. Aborted Arc: The ending of the previous game has Sora, Donald, and Goofy running on a meadow to catch up with Pluto, who carries King Mickey's letter.The HD I.5 ReMIX version is mostly identical to the the PS2 remake, but has higher graphics resolution, trophy/achievement support for the various platforms, and replaces the Attack Cards of the II Keyblades with some from Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days. The remake replaces the 2D sprite art with 3D graphics, has voice acting in the Castle Oblivion cutscenes note Otherwise, this version still uses pure text, although small voice clips can still be heard during the battles, which mainly consist of voice grunts, and other battle clips that previously appeared in both Kingdom Hearts, and Kingdom Hearts II., adds an additional boss battle and a new form for the Final Boss, includes some new Attack Cards based off of Keyblades and Enemy Cards based off the Organization XIII members that appear in Kingdom Hearts II, makes small tweaks to the battle system such as adding or removing some sleights, and completely removes the Player Versus Player mode. Europe and Australia never got it, but did get Kingdom Hearts HD I.5 ReMIX, which contains Re:Chain of Memories remastered in HD. It was (much later) released as a standalone PS2 game in North America. Cards can also be combined in 'sleights' or special moves that tend to be very powerful, but come at the cost of using up cards completely for a fight.Ĭhain of Memories was later remade as a PlayStation 2 game (titled Re:Chain of Memories) as part of the Japan-only release of Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix+. The player must prepare a deck of cards to use in their battles, with those cards determining every action Sora takes sans movement. Rather than the usual Action RPG style of combat, Chain of Memories uses a combination of action and ' card battling'.

Shadow of memories ps2 playthrough