Kingdom Hearts 2
Not For Resale (Playstation 2 - PAL, Demo & NFR)
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$40.00
Developed by:
Square Enix
Published by:
Square Enix
Released On:
22 Dec 2005
Sora, Donald, and Goofy are back in the third installment (second for PS2) of the Kingdom Hearts series, continuing where Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories left off. The trio awakens from their sleep and goes to Twilight Town. When the game begins, you will first have control over a boy name Roxas who wields a dual-Keyblade. He is trying to enjoy the remainder of his summer vacation with his friends but he keeps having flash-backs of someone else's memories. When he meets up with Sora, the two learns they have a special connection with one another. Afterwards, the group will continue their search for King Mickey and Riku. This time, they will travel to new worlds and work with various characters from the Disney and Final Fantasy universes. This includes worlds from not only Disney's animated movies but other movies as well like Pirates of the Caribbean and TRON.
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is an action RPG where players control Sora, Donald, and Goofy as they journey across various worlds to find a "door to the light" and reunite with friends. The game involves battling different enemy factions like the Heartless, Nobodies, and Organization XIII.
Story
AUDIO TYPES
You can choose from monaural, stereo, and Dolby Pro Logic II audio profiles. Kingdom Hearts II is fully compatible with the Dolby Pro Logic II format.
You can also enjoy surround sound by connecting the DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) connector or the AV MULTI-OUT connector to a compatible system (such as an AV amplifier).
If your audio equipment features a Pro Logic II decoder, you can enjoy five-channel sound. With a Pro Logic decoder, you will be treated to four channels. The audio is also compatible with conventional two-channel stereos.
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Dolby, Pro Logic, and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
S-FORCE
This game incorporates "S-FORCE" ATRAC3 Decoding Middleware of Sony Corporation.
ATRAC3 is a Sony's audio compression technology that achieves a high compression rate yet maintains its sound quality. "S-FORCE" is a trademark of Sony Corporation.
Story So Far
One stormy night, a terrible darkness invaded the Destiny Islands, transporting Sora to another world far away from his friends. There he met Donald and Goofy who told him of a mysterious threat on many worlds.
The three of them set off on a journey to find their missing king and Sora's friends. Their adventure led them to meet new people, overcome great ordeals, and finally to reunite with the ones they had been searching for.
But, in order for them to save the worlds, a special door would have to be locked, once again separating Sora, Donald, and Goofy from their friends. Once the door was closed, they would never see each other again...
Sensing Sora's hesitation, the King said: "Don't worry. There will always be a door to the light." Thus the three heroes departed on yet another journey...
TIME PASSES QUICKLY...
In their search for the door to the light, Sora, Donald, and Goofy meet many new people and reunite with old friends. But theirs is a perilous path, fraught with enemies that attack them relentlessly.
Heartless, Nobodies, and Organization XIII... Each group has its own agenda. What will remain for Sora and his friends after they've all had their say?
Controls
L1 button
Opens and closes the shortcut command. Under Customize in the main menu, you can assign various magic spells and items to the button, button, button, and button for convenient one-touch operation.
L2 button
While pressed, the right analog stick switches from camera control to command control (same as the directional buttons). Press the R3 button to confirm (same as the button). Can be reassigned under Config.
R1 button
Engages/disengages target lock. To switch targets, hold down the R2 button and use the right analog stick while locked on.
R2 button
If the Field Camera is set to Auto under Settings, pressing this will freeze the camera. (If the Field Camera is set to Manual, pressing this will set the mode to Auto.)
R3 button
Moves view behind the currently active character. While locked on, centers the camera on the target. While the L2 button is pressed, the R3 button confirms a command. Can be reassigned under Config.
directional buttons
Moves the cursor on the screen and changes command selections.
left analog stick
Moves the currently active character. The further you tilt it, the faster the character will move. Also moves the cursor on the main menu.
right analog stick
Rotates the camera. While the L2 button is pressed, the right analog stick changes command selections. Can be reassigned under Config.
START button
On the field: Opens and closes the main menu. During battle: Pauses the game. During mission battles: Allows you to check your mission objectives. During events: Pauses the game and provides an option to skip the current cutscene.
SELECT button
Toggles first-person perspective.
triangle button
Confirms a selection. Can also be used for a shortcut command (in combination with the L1 button).
circle button
Activates a Reaction Command when it's displayed at the top of the command window. Can also be used for a shortcut command (in combination with the L1 button).
square button
Uses an equipped ability. Can also be used for a shortcut command (in combination with the L1 button).
X button
Cancel/Jump/Let go (when hanging from a ledge)/ Use an equipped ability. Can also be used for a shortcut command (in combination with the L1 button).
L1/R1 buttons
Rotate camera (executes a 180-degree rotation when pressed simultaneously). Only available in Mission Level 3.
L2/R2 buttons
Change Teeny Ship formation. (Teeny Ships can be added to fly along both sides of your Gummi Ship.) Only available with Formation Change equipped.
Enemies & Characters
SORA
The hero of this story, chosen by the Keyblade. He is on a journey to reunite with his friends, Riku and Kairi.
ROXAS
A boy who lives in Twilight Town, enjoying his summer vacation with friends, but mysterious events are making him anxious.
DONALD DUCK
Disney Castle's Royal Court Magician. He embarks on a journey with Sora and Goofy to search for their missing king.
HEARTLESS
Mysterious beings that attack relentlessly. Sora and friends encountered several types of these creatures on their previous adventures, including the Shadow.
GOOFY
Captain of the Royal Knights at Disney Castle, who has set out with Sora and Donald. He is an eternal optimist and surprisingly intuitive.
NOBODIES
"Nonexistent beings" under Organization XIII's control. They are another powerful force, separate from the Heartless, and include the Dusk.
KING MICKEY
The King of Disney Castle. He was one of the first to recognize the mysterious events and continues his investigation apart from Sora and friends, often with Riku.
ORGANIZATION XIII
An inscrutable black-coated organization that makes its appearance with Nobody underlings. They were comprised of 13 members, but Sora and friends have practically reduced their members to half.
How to Play
PLAYING THE GAME
THE GAME SCREEN
Reaction Command
A "AA" icon appears when you can execute an ability in battle, examine something, or talk to someone. Press the button to perform the command.
Commands
Depending on your selection, you can carry out various actions. Reaction Commands are displayed at the very top. The command at the bottom may also change with certain Combination Attacks and Summons in battle.
Some commands may not be available due to low MP or Drive Gauge levels; these will be displayed in gray. Press the left directional button to cycle command lists.
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Attack: Brandish a weapon.
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Magic: Use magic.
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Summon: Call on mighty friends for help.
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Items: Use an item.
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Party: Swap out party members.
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Drive: Transform for new abilities.
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Limit: Team up with your party members to unleash combination attacks.
At certain times, a "A" will appear automatically on screen, and a special action will appear at the top of the command list. This indicates something worth examining, someone to talk to, or a newly available action, even during combat. Press the button at the right time to execute advantageous actions, especially in battle.
Navigational Map
A simple map.
Party Gauges
Gauges showing the condition of each party member.
Controlled Character Gauge
A gauge showing the condition of the currently active character.
GAUGES
The green gauge displays your Hit Points (HP), or health. When HP falls below a certain level, a warning alarm will sound, and the gauge will flash red. If HP drops to zero, it's game over.
The blue gauge shows your Magic Points (MP). These are used to cast magic spells or perform Limits. If MP drops to zero, the gauge will turn pink, and no MP-based abilities may be used. During this time, your MP will recover slowly.
The orange gauge is the Drive Gauge. When it reaches a certain level, you can perform Drives and Summons (after obtaining summon magic). Different Drive forms require different Drive Gauge levels.
Each gauge can be replenished in different ways.
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HP Gauge: HP recovery orbs or items / Recovery magic / Save points (full recovery) / During Drives
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MP Gauge: MP recovery orbs or items / Save points (full recovery) / During Drives / Over time
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Drive Gauge: Drive recovery orbs or items / Attacking and defeating enemies
TARGETING AND LOCKING ON
When a yellow target appears on an enemy, the controlled character will direct actions toward that enemy. The target will appear on the enemy closest to the controlled character.
Press the R1 button to lock on to a particular enemy and cause the camera to automatically follow it. Press the R1 button again to release the lock.
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To switch targets, hold down the R2 button and use the right analog stick while locked on.
THE MAIN MENU
Press the START button to display the main menu. The menu may be unavailable at times, such as during battle.
The main menu allows you to use and equip items, swap weapons and armor, equip abilities, and more. See in-game help messages for more information about each menu item.
Jiminy's Journal
This journal is Jiminy Cricket's record of your adventure. As Royal Chronicler, Jiminy takes an abundance of notes during the course of the game.
Config
Change various gameplay settings.
MOVEMENT AND ACTIONS
Apart from usual movement on the field, you can also jump to some areas. While jumping, you can grab onto ledges, then tilt the left analog stick forward to pull yourself up onto the ledge (or press the button to let go).
You can enter some doors and gateways on the field, but not all. If you approach a door, a subtitle appears showing your destination. Areas not yet visited will be displayed as "???" initially, then replaced by the destination after your first visit. Some places are initially inaccessible but become available later in the game.
Treasure Chests
Treasure chests are scattered throughout the game. These can contain recovery items, synthesis items, and navigation maps. You can even open treasure chests in battle.
Navigational Maps
Navigational maps obtained from events and treasure chests will be displayed in the upper right corner of the screen. Use these to check the terrain, where the active character is headed, and how to move to the next section of the map.
SAVE POINTS
Save points are scattered throughout the field. When you press the button, you can save your game and go to the World Map. Your HP and MP will also be restored.
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There are two kinds of save points. Type A save points provide all the facilities mentioned above, but you will be unable to access the World Map from type B save points.
Battles in Kingdom Hearts II take place on the Field Map. All battles are real-time; therefore, the party is susceptible to damage at all times, even while selecting items and spells. Commands glow yellow in battle. They glow red for certain bosses and other battles from which you can't escape.
COMBOS
With the Attack command selected, press the button at the proper timing to link attacks together into Combos. You can generally link up to three attacks together; more may be available depending on equipped abilities.
EXPERIENCE POINTS AND ORBS
Earn experience points by defeating enemies. After earning a certain number of experience points, you will gain a level. The number of points received appears above the enemy, and the number of points needed to reach the next level will
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