#Kingdom hearts hd 1.5 remix undub archive
Executive's Ring, Shadow Archive and Shadow Archive+, Full Bloom and Full Bloom+.Grand Ribbon, Shock Charm and Shock Charm+.Shields: Akashic Record+, Frozen Pride and Frozen Pride+, Joyous Mushroom and Joyous Mushroom+, Majestic Mushroom and Majestic Mushroom+, Ultimate Mushroom.Staves: Spell's Relic+, Centurion and Centurion+, Plain Mushroom and Plain Mushroom+, Precious Mushroom and Precious Mushroom+, Premium Mushroom.Keyblades: Winner's Proof, Two Become One.Support abilities: HP Gain, Light & Darkness, Combo Master, Drive Converter, Damage Control, Protect, Protectra, Protectga, No Experience.Action abilities: Flash Step, Vicinity Break, Aerial Dive, Magnet Burst, Auto Limit, Sonic Rave, Last Arcanum, Strike Raid, Infinity, Zantetsuken, Ripple Drive, Hurricane Period, Zantetsu Counter, Reflect Combo.A new mini-game called Puzzle, which unlocks special items.Filling the Drive Gauge is easier and the maximum level for the Drive Gauge has increased from seven to nine.A new Drive Form called " Limit Form" has abilities from Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts Final Mix, and also bears resemblance to Sora's outfit from the original game.
#Kingdom hearts hd 1.5 remix undub ps2
In the PS2 Browser screen, there is a symbol attached to the save data file on the memory card.Unlocking the "Birth by sleep" video just requires winning the Gold Crown.
Compared to Standard and Proud, EXP gained is three-quarters of the normal amount.Compared to Standard and Proud, HP and MP quantities from Bonus Levels are halved (Sora only gets 60 HP instead of 120 HP).AP increases by increments of 3 instead of 2.Several abilities are granted on the third day (Reaction Boost, Finishing Plus, Draw, 2x Lucky Lucky, MP Hastera and No Experience).Except for the Mushroom XIII, damage dealt to enemies is 1.25× compared to Standard Mode.Compared to Standard, enemies inflict twice the damage.A new difficulty mode called Critical Mode.This is most likely due to the new scenes featuring Organization XIII members from Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories, who did not yet have English voice actors. Voice-acting on Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix was announced to be mostly in English, with Japanese subtitles, like Kingdom Hearts Final Mix, but the new scenes used Japanese voice-acting when viewed in Theater Mode and were voiceless in-game with Japanese subtitles. Square also revealed that data replicas of each member of Organization XIII could be challenged in a secret area at Hollow Bastion and fought independently of the storyline. The preview videos also showed that battling Roxas would be possible as opposed to the cutscene in the original game. The being serves as a secret boss with incredible power and an enormous amount of HP, much like Unknown from Kingdom Hearts Final Mix. Later screenshots showed one of these three knights in combat with Sora, Donald, and Goofy. They included additional scenes involving the three mysterious armored knights at the end of the Kingdom Hearts II secret ending. Scans of magazine articles and preview videos appeared on numerous websites in the weeks leading up to the game's release. It was released October 2 of 2014 in Japan and December 2 of 2014 in North America.Ĭhanges Initial previews and announcements Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix was announced to be part of Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX, which also includes Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix and a cutscene-oriented Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, all remastered in HD.
Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix and Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories are also notable for being the final games Tetsuya Nomura made for the PlayStation 2. In due time, I may release a Final Mix into other countries, but Kingdom Hearts Final Mix and Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix are not my choice." The director of the Kingdom Hearts series, Tetsuya Nomura, has quoted, "The Final Mix games are only Japanese exclusives. There were rumors of a fall 2008 release in EGM magazine and 1up.com, although this did not pan out.
No official plans were announced for release in the United States or other countries, despite the topic being popular across Kingdom Hearts-related forums. In September 2006, Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix was finally announced, and released on March 29, 2007, hitting stores all across Japan. Though Nomura did not confirm its development, he stated that if a Final Mix version were to be created for other countries, he would use a "trump card". Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix was rumored in middle-late 2006.