Reviewed by
Kidzworld on
Dec 27, 2006
All the coolest Disney and Final Fantasy characters meet!
Build decks of cards to battle with.
Combine cards for special moves.
Battle classic Disney cartoon villains.
Awesome graphics and animation. Special treasure cards are usually useless.
Repeats a lot of the first Kingdom Hearts.
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Read a video game review of Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories for the Nintendo Gameboy Advance!
The crazy gamers at Square Enix just packed the coolest Disney heroes and villains show up to help you out or be a pain in that thing you sit on all day. You know, your chair.Super Suckiness in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories? 4e3i5g
If you're looking for a game with a heaping helpin' of lame, take a hike. The biggest problem with Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories is that random treasure cards usually suck because they don't have high enough attack ratings. It's also a repeat of a lot of the first Kingdom Hearts, but there's a twist so it's still kinda new.Final Words on Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories for the GBA 5nb63
Wow. The cards add a whole lot of coolness to the combats, the story is awesome, the characters rock and it can even crank the brightness in case you're using an older Gameboy Advance, and not a GBA SP. Toss this sucker onto the top of your Christmas list, it's a keeper!Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories Age Rating: E
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