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# HD graphics overhaul 3 games included 3 Keyblade Masters Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX - PlayStation 3

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## Summary

> ✨ Unlock the Magic of Kingdom Hearts! ✨

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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Choose Your Hero:** Select from three iconic Keyblade Masters—Terra, Ventus, or Aqua—and shape your own destiny.
- • **Next-Level Graphics:** Experience stunning HD remastered visuals that breathe new life into your favorite characters.
- • **Unleash Epic Adventures:** Dive into three unforgettable tales with Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, Birth by Sleep Final Mix, and Re:coded!
- • **Nostalgia Meets Innovation:** Relive the magic of Kingdom Hearts with enhanced gameplay and captivating new features.
- • **Exclusive North American Content:** Enjoy brand-new cutscenes, mini-games, and enemies that elevate your gameplay experience.

## Overview

Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX for PlayStation 3 is a compilation of three beloved titles, featuring enhanced graphics, exclusive content for North America, and the ability to play as three distinct Keyblade Masters. This remastered collection offers a nostalgic yet fresh experience for both new players and long-time fans.

## Description

KINGDOM HEARTS HD 2.5 ReMIX is an HD remastered compilation of KINGDOM HEARTS II FINAL MIX and KINGDOM HEARTS Birth by Sleep FINAL MIX. Previously exclusive to Japan, both games will be available for the first time to North America for the PlayStation3 system. HD remastered cinematics from KINGDOM HEARTS Re:coded will also be included in the compilation. The game is a sequel to last year's KINGDOM HEARTS HD 1.5 ReMIX and will lead into the highly anticipated KINGDOM HEARTS III. The Kingdom Hearts saga continues with 3 magical journeys in one package! Experience new content never seen before in North America. If you're new to the franchise, this is the perfect opportunity to jump in.

Review: Pretty much the best bang for your buck on the PS3. Phenomenal games. - This is probably my favorite PS3 game ever, and it happens to be cheaper than most. I will get the cons out of the way first, as the rest are entirely pros. Cons: - The two games included are remastered versions of a PS2 and a PSP game, so the graphical fidelity is low compared to your average modern game. (Though it can be played in 1080p, unlike your average PS3 game.) - There is no install option, so it suffers from the PS3's blu-ray tech by way of increased load times. This is the sole downgrade from the source games. The only time this is ever really noticeable is when activating drive forms in KHII; in the original game it took about 2 seconds to load, whereas that time is seemingly almost doubled in this version, which is jarring. - Some of the added content for the "Final Mix" additions don't quite conform to the source material, like using a different voice actor or just having inconsistent text formatting, giving it kind of a DLC-ish feel at times. (Though in general it is admirable how much this is avoided; I can only name a scant few examples.) That's all I can think of, and those are by and large minor concerns. Don't let that scare you away. In reality, what you are getting is two of some of the best games ever made, for the first time ever overseas in their "Final Mix" expanded forms (previously exclusive to Japan), in 1080p on a home console, on the cheap. And you get a movie version of Re:coded, though that is less notable. The Final Mix additions are very sound, adding new and redesigned content in nearly every facet of the game, for the better. As for *why* these games are fantastic, they seamlessly blend 3rd person action (think God of War, Bayonetta, Devil May Cry, etc). with RPG (think Final Fantasy, mostly) in entirely unique yet compelling ways while also dishing up a deep and interesting storyline to thread it all along. The games are simply a joy to play, with flashy yet intelligent combat backed up by a deeply compelling RPG progression system and a story that you'll likely get wrapped up in. You might not think a Disney/Final Fantasy crossover universe would even work, much less spawn an engaging world/plot, but it succeeds admirably, especially when supported by the games' stellar soundtrack (which is also remade/enhanced for this version!) The Final Mix additions also go a long way to giving each game more of a 'late-game,' as well, giving you a ton of optional things you can do outside of the main storyline. I could really write an essay on how well-designed each game is, and impressively the two games in it actually feature rather different mechanics entirely, but they both work brilliantly. (To geek out about the major differences: KHII features one protagonist who can cast spells by depleting MP, enter superpowered 'drive' forms by depleting 'Drive points,' and gains passive abilities he can allocate 'Ability points' to throughout the game, about half of which modify his basic attack chain to be more versatile/powerful; in contrast BBS features three different protagonists/storylines each of whom play differently and can use abilities (spells/special attacks) via 'commands' on their 'command decks' which are limited only by cooldowns, they can combine ("Meld") commands to make new stronger ones, and there is a command bar filled by landing commands and basic attacks; if filled with enough commands of one type you enter a "Style" (rough equivalent of Drive forms from KHII), and if not meeting any Style requirement you execute your finishing move which of course can be upgraded and customized throughout the game. Both games also feature the standard exp/leveling system as well. This is just a very basic overview, there's a lot more depth to these systems than mentioned.) It is a bit of a shame that the story is rather obtuse if you haven't familiarized yourself with the previous entries in the series (conveniently all bundled into 1.5 HD ReMIX), especially since I feel strongly that these games are much better games overall than the ones in 1.5. But those games are quite good as well, and I'm sure you can still get into it without having played the prior ones, since it does make some effort to catch you up/ease you in (some of the Final Mix additions even add cutscenes to the story to help clarify it!). It's just hard to understate how brilliantly crafted the games in this HD compilation are. If you're on the fence at all, don't be, and just buy this.
Review: unbiased non fanboy review - Very good game, very snazzy presentation that clearly captures the essence that is Disney as well as a few surprise appearance from some Disney characters that haven't been in the spot light in a while. On PS3 the game looked sharp and honestly didn't feel old especially for a rpg since normally visuals take a backseat for example Disgaea another popular rpg, but then again one shouldn't be surprised of Kingdom Hearts 2.5 Remix visuals since it does hail from the critically acclaimed Square Enix which was previously known as Square Soft whom's more recent titles includes the very well received Hit Man Absolution, and 2013's Tomb Raider, as well as classics such as Chrono Triger, Final Fantasy 10, and Final Fantasy 7. I honestly never feel as if the games outdated in fact it's not till a friend reminds me how old it is that I notice, the textures are just great as well as the animation that brings Sora, Goofy, Donald and the rest to life. Also unlike the previous Compilation which included the first 3 chapters of this amazing saga (Kingdom Hearts 1.5 Remix) gone are those few moments where you'd notice ugly stretched low detailed character models, both the cutscenes models and the in game models match them selves well and blend much better, the only real gripe is probably the fact that not all cutscenes are voiced and this goes for the previous compilation as well but it's understandable given the fact that a lot of Disney voice actors are brought out of retirement and one could only imagine how much that must cost to begin with. Also the game runs at 30 frames per second so sorry to those looking to find it running at 60 few but honestly the game runs so fluidly that there's really no need for that , did have one moment during a later world you visit where I felt there was some slow down during the cutscenes but it might very well been done for impact. I'm not a old fan of Kh but rather a new fan who just recently got into the franchise when I happened to stumble upon the first compilation for around $20 dollars at the bargain bin of my local GameStop. And decided o give it a shot, since then I've been working my way through them while I want in anticipation for the third and what should be the last chapter to this tell, one last note to understand what is happening within the tales told in this compilation it's highly recommended you get the first, even with the fact I had played the other games I found the story quiet confusing at times.

## Features

- Includes the following three unforgettable games: Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix, and Kingdom Hearts Re:coded
- Origins of Kingdom Hearts: Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix traverses through the origins of Kingdom Hearts as Players can choose between three Keyblade Masters Terra, Ventus, or Aqua their journeys will link everything back to the beginning
- This version of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix marks the first time this game will be released on the PlayStation 3 platform
- New to North America: Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix and Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix brings all new content to North America with the addition of new cutscenes, mini games, enemies, weapons, and much more
- Not only have the graphics on each game been Completely overhauled to adapt to the PlayStation 3, but Kingdom Hearts Re:coded has been converted into HD reMastered cinematics with all new cutscenes featuring all of Your favorite Kingdom Hearts characters

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty much the best bang for your buck on the PS3. Phenomenal games.
*by J***A on February 22, 2015*

This is probably my favorite PS3 game ever, and it happens to be cheaper than most. I will get the cons out of the way first, as the rest are entirely pros. Cons: - The two games included are remastered versions of a PS2 and a PSP game, so the graphical fidelity is low compared to your average modern game. (Though it can be played in 1080p, unlike your average PS3 game.) - There is no install option, so it suffers from the PS3's blu-ray tech by way of increased load times. This is the sole downgrade from the source games. The only time this is ever really noticeable is when activating drive forms in KHII; in the original game it took about 2 seconds to load, whereas that time is seemingly almost doubled in this version, which is jarring. - Some of the added content for the "Final Mix" additions don't quite conform to the source material, like using a different voice actor or just having inconsistent text formatting, giving it kind of a DLC-ish feel at times. (Though in general it is admirable how much this is avoided; I can only name a scant few examples.) That's all I can think of, and those are by and large minor concerns. Don't let that scare you away. In reality, what you are getting is two of some of the best games ever made, for the first time ever overseas in their "Final Mix" expanded forms (previously exclusive to Japan), in 1080p on a home console, on the cheap. And you get a movie version of Re:coded, though that is less notable. The Final Mix additions are very sound, adding new and redesigned content in nearly every facet of the game, for the better. As for *why* these games are fantastic, they seamlessly blend 3rd person action (think God of War, Bayonetta, Devil May Cry, etc). with RPG (think Final Fantasy, mostly) in entirely unique yet compelling ways while also dishing up a deep and interesting storyline to thread it all along. The games are simply a joy to play, with flashy yet intelligent combat backed up by a deeply compelling RPG progression system and a story that you'll likely get wrapped up in. You might not think a Disney/Final Fantasy crossover universe would even work, much less spawn an engaging world/plot, but it succeeds admirably, especially when supported by the games' stellar soundtrack (which is also remade/enhanced for this version!) The Final Mix additions also go a long way to giving each game more of a 'late-game,' as well, giving you a ton of optional things you can do outside of the main storyline. I could really write an essay on how well-designed each game is, and impressively the two games in it actually feature rather different mechanics entirely, but they both work brilliantly. (To geek out about the major differences: KHII features one protagonist who can cast spells by depleting MP, enter superpowered 'drive' forms by depleting 'Drive points,' and gains passive abilities he can allocate 'Ability points' to throughout the game, about half of which modify his basic attack chain to be more versatile/powerful; in contrast BBS features three different protagonists/storylines each of whom play differently and can use abilities (spells/special attacks) via 'commands' on their 'command decks' which are limited only by cooldowns, they can combine ("Meld") commands to make new stronger ones, and there is a command bar filled by landing commands and basic attacks; if filled with enough commands of one type you enter a "Style" (rough equivalent of Drive forms from KHII), and if not meeting any Style requirement you execute your finishing move which of course can be upgraded and customized throughout the game. Both games also feature the standard exp/leveling system as well. This is just a very basic overview, there's a lot more depth to these systems than mentioned.) It is a bit of a shame that the story is rather obtuse if you haven't familiarized yourself with the previous entries in the series (conveniently all bundled into 1.5 HD ReMIX), especially since I feel strongly that these games are much better games overall than the ones in 1.5. But those games are quite good as well, and I'm sure you can still get into it without having played the prior ones, since it does make some effort to catch you up/ease you in (some of the Final Mix additions even add cutscenes to the story to help clarify it!). It's just hard to understate how brilliantly crafted the games in this HD compilation are. If you're on the fence at all, don't be, and just buy this.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ unbiased non fanboy review
*by G***O on July 29, 2015*

Very good game, very snazzy presentation that clearly captures the essence that is Disney as well as a few surprise appearance from some Disney characters that haven't been in the spot light in a while. On PS3 the game looked sharp and honestly didn't feel old especially for a rpg since normally visuals take a backseat for example Disgaea another popular rpg, but then again one shouldn't be surprised of Kingdom Hearts 2.5 Remix visuals since it does hail from the critically acclaimed Square Enix which was previously known as Square Soft whom's more recent titles includes the very well received Hit Man Absolution, and 2013's Tomb Raider, as well as classics such as Chrono Triger, Final Fantasy 10, and Final Fantasy 7. I honestly never feel as if the games outdated in fact it's not till a friend reminds me how old it is that I notice, the textures are just great as well as the animation that brings Sora, Goofy, Donald and the rest to life. Also unlike the previous Compilation which included the first 3 chapters of this amazing saga (Kingdom Hearts 1.5 Remix) gone are those few moments where you'd notice ugly stretched low detailed character models, both the cutscenes models and the in game models match them selves well and blend much better, the only real gripe is probably the fact that not all cutscenes are voiced and this goes for the previous compilation as well but it's understandable given the fact that a lot of Disney voice actors are brought out of retirement and one could only imagine how much that must cost to begin with. Also the game runs at 30 frames per second so sorry to those looking to find it running at 60 few but honestly the game runs so fluidly that there's really no need for that , did have one moment during a later world you visit where I felt there was some slow down during the cutscenes but it might very well been done for impact. I'm not a old fan of Kh but rather a new fan who just recently got into the franchise when I happened to stumble upon the first compilation for around $20 dollars at the bargain bin of my local GameStop. And decided o give it a shot, since then I've been working my way through them while I want in anticipation for the third and what should be the last chapter to this tell, one last note to understand what is happening within the tales told in this compilation it's highly recommended you get the first, even with the fact I had played the other games I found the story quiet confusing at times.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the Greatest Most Well rounded Video Games Ever Created!
*by S***E on April 1, 2015*

Got this for my wife as her first videogame. It was an instant success! She loves the game so much, and the whole game experience overall seems very well done. There's something here for everyone. If you like button mashing...you will like this game. If you want to use more finesse, this game offers that option too. The story overall is great and appropriate for all ages. A lot of people will like it because of the Disney experience it offers but fans of JRPGs will enjoy Kingdom Hearts too. I'd recommend this game to anyone between the ages off 9 and 50 who likes enjoys a good Disney movie or a JRPG. If you are the kind of person that doesn't care about stories, just explosions and instant gratification you may not like this game.

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