Columned-Munny

I think it'd be ironic if Sora's mom was serving paopu fruit for dinner that night.

Yes to trinity marks and puzzles, I want them both. I want more ways to interact with the worlds in general: npc's, puzzles, and little contextual doodads.

All day, everyday. I'm tremendously happy that sites like this one exist so people can exercise their obsession, haha.

I'm guessing it will take place at a convention center in 2006. Noctis, teaming up with Nomura, will take the stage and show a preview of the a video game that many will get excited about. There will then be a 7-year long loading screen before anything happens in the game again.

Plot twist; Xehanort was Xehanort the whole time!

Hmmm. Here goes nothing: -The opening level/world will be Destiny Islands, involving a lot of nostalgia between Riku, Sora, and Kairi. We finally see Sora's mom! For old time's sake Riku and Sora have a race, this time Riku purposefully trips and let's Sora win. Sora shares a paopu with Kairi, all of them knowing that these peaceful times won't last. The next day, Heartless start appearing. As an act of demoralization Xehanort strikes on Destiny Island, repeating the destruction of the world from KH1. -You can choose to play as Sora, Kairi, and Riku, but they're all part of the same party. This is done for plot cohesion and to cut down on the repetitious playthroughs needed to get the complete story, like in BBS. -In the end Xehanort succeeds. His vessels are formed and he claims the X-Blade, in doing so claiming Kingdom Hearts. As the world's fall into darkness and Sora and company are engulfed, Sora begins to lose hope. He remembers his friends, all the people and places he's met, all the beings he's had in his heart, and then he starts to see an intangible connection between them. All hearts have light, and their light is comprised of the same sources; their memories, their emotions, their connection to those they care about. These connections all converge around Sora, who has spent his life making these threads stronger, linking all the lights. In the World's darkest hour, Sora becomes the opposite of Xehanort: not one who spreads his darkness to others, but one who becomes the avatar of other's light. A living Kingdom Hearts. With this power Sora is able to expel Xehanort, he who has never connected his light to others, and restore the worlds lost throughout the game. However, in recreating Kingdom Hearts, Sora must sacrifice his body and fades, happy knowing that Riku and Kairi and all the others will be safe. The game closes with a scene of Terra, Aqua, Ven, Lea, Xion, Roxas, Riku, Kairi, Donald, Goofy, and Mickey standing on Destiny Island besides the Paopu Tree watching the sunset. It's plainly evident that Sora isn't there, and they're all wistful. Something falls from the tree; a paopu. Riku picks it up and hands it to Kairi. Kairi looks at the fruit then smiles, looking with hope at the horizon.

Weird...I guess I can, I've just literally never thought about it before. Some are tricky. Sneasel and Weavile used to trip me up.

Nope. I'm not really a merch guy.

Grass is great. I've chosen a grass starter first for the past two generations.

Actually I do. At the time I played Birth By Sleep I didn't have the chance to play through until after my brother already had beaten the game. I can't attest to Coded or DDD's though difficulty because I haven't ever owned/been able to play those.

I actually really liked Days the first time I played it. Replaying it a couple years later and the game's flaws are more evident, but I still enjoy the game. For instance I like: -the story, though it drags in some places. -the worlds. I was stunned they were able to fit so much onto the DS cartridge. -the Panel system. Once I got used to it I found upgrading panels and crafting new sets to be a fun diversion, though I wouldn't want to see it in another game. -the controls...sort of. I mean, the controls were far from perfect, but I thought they made do well with the limited number of buttons on the DS.

Yep, I always start on the hardest difficulty. I'm eager to see how Final Mix's hardest mode stacks up.

She'll be in the game for certain. I believe they've yet to determine if she and Riku will be playable though, if I'm up to date on the news.

In order: -Pokemon -Legend of Zelda -Super Smash Bros.

I'm not against them porting it, but I don't think it will happen. If the game is truly being developed for the PS4 and X1, then it is being built on completely different system specifications; the PS4 and X1 are nearly identical to develop for which makes porting between the two easy, as opposed to the Wii U which is a completely different architecture. Another factor to consider is the game size on a disc. Both of the new systems are using Blu-Ray, whereas the Wii U isn't. While this hasn't prohibited games being ported or developed in the past (Mass Effect 2 and FFXIII on the 360) it's another barrier that only makes Wii U development more expensive. The best one can hope for in this situation is that the Wii U has a strong next couple of years. The more systems sold, the more likely Square might make a profit on porting the game.

I've been known to put it on as background music while I'm writing but that's about it.

The only thing the DS does that the 3DS can't is play GBA games, and the only time that came into play for me was transferring from my Ruby/Leafgreen versions to Pearl. In every other way...except battery life I guess...the 3DS is a better handheld. 3DS wins, hands down.

I played a bit of 358/2 Days a few months ago, but that's about it. This is about the time of year I would normally replay KH and KHII, but my PS2 has been disconnected and I figured I might as well wait til 1.5 Remix hits.

I don't need it to be dark, I just want them to take some things seriously. Maturing doesn't have to mean dark or violent or sexual, it can mean character growth and recognizing that this series full of characters that people care about has built to something significant. I hope they strike the same tone as BBS, that worked fine with me.

It's fine. There's nothing wrong with it or anything. Definitely not the most exciting thing in the world.

Ansem: So many are still out there waiting for their new beginning, their birth by sleep...volume 2.

I find this pronouncement extremely acceptable.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7L2PVdrb_8

If it's only musicians then I don't care because I don't have one, if it's all artists then nah, I wouldn't want Van Gogh erased from the world. I can wait til it comes out proper.

No, I think the gummi ships will return as the transportation system.