Which Kingdom Hearts games(s) did you have to use a guide for?

[Power Jusho 1,783]

Which Kingdom Hearts games(s) did you have to use a guide for?

[Eternalsleep 175]

DDD but only to find treasures

Edited November 8, 2017 by Eternalsleep

[Headphone Jack 1,147]

i used a guide for all the games in the HD collections because i was trying to 100% them. 

 

on first or casual playthroughs i don't normally use a guide.

 

sometimes i'll watch speedruns to pick up on cool strategies i can use in casual runs too

[King Arthur 36]

I've never used a guide, for any of them but birth by sleep.  I wouldve voted for it if it were on the list.

[VisitJoan 2,713]

Does YouTube count?

Edited November 9, 2017 by VisitJoan

[Hero of Light XIV 2,381]

Never hurts to use a road map, even if it's just for one or two things you can't quite remember.

[RikuFangirl2008 1,368]

The second original game. I still got it. 

Edited November 9, 2017 by RikuFangirl2008

[Merilly 438]

I've never used a guidefor KH because I don't care much about completing games 100%. I want to see everything relating to the story in KH and some elements would be frustrating or boring to achieve. But since the games are pretty straightforward regarding what I want to see, guides aren't really necessary because most story-relating parts are fairly obvious.

 

However, if I would try to achieve 100%, I'd definitely use a guide. I do admire people who want to find out everything on their own and actually manage to do that, but for some larger games it would probably take quite awhile to figure out everything by yourself. I don't have that much time on my hand and I'd also like to play other titles and do other things in my free time. It wouldn't make sense to me not to resort to a guide when I'm stuck for awhile either.

[AwesomeKHfan 1,250]

Kingdom Hearts 2 it's also a funny story because when I was little I thought it was Kingdom Hearts 2 the book or you know novelization and I was like OOOOOH YES and tI found out soon after I got it in the mail that it was a guide... But I sure loved it and sometimes check it out just cause it looks beautiful

[Movies798 1,358]

Why use a guide to play a videogame when you can just go with the flow.

[Mark Cummings 39]

It's nice to know that if I ever forget something I can always look it up.  

[J. Severe 1,137]

I bought the physical guide books for KH1 and 358/2 Days when I was younger. I lost the Days one somehow but the KH1 one is still in my closet. they make for nice collectibles

[Riku777 6]

I don't need no stinkin guide, Im a pro! (Not really )

[GothicSlenderman 173]

KH2, because when I was a kid in 2010 I didn't know you just had to run during the Xigbar fight when he rapid fires. I constantly tried to defend or even attack the bullets but was embarrassed to see that I just had to run.

[EchoFox23* 318]

KH1FM, I constantly looked at one to 100% near the end. 

[Django Moore 62]

Guides are cool for some games, I suppose.

Never had to use one for any of the KH titles though.

If I remember correctly, the only guide I ever owned was the guide for Ape Escape on PS1 as a kid.

Just so I could 100% the game and catch all those darn monkeys :-D 

[Joey_XIII 135]

KH2FM. To platinum it!