05-18-2018, 02:28 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-18-2018, 05:08 PM by RepentantSky.)
KHIII will get a release date early next month: https://www.dualshockers.com/kingdom-hea...ext-month/
Considering the vastly disappointing information we got today from the KH3 Premiere event, which is basically that Wreck-It-Ralph looks like a summon with moves not unlike some of the dream eater characters from Dream Drop Distance, (hope that information is wrong but with Olympus and Toy Story being the only playable levels at the event, and Ralph being a part of the game, it seems more and more likely) and that the keyblade can transform to do a whole bunch of things like turn into Yo-Yo's, a Staff and a few other things, I'm hoping this is true. I really hate when a game adds a bunch of content that doesn't seem required for it to be played, all in an attempt to make it's combat seem like it has more depth than it actually does. It's annoying, pointless showboating and it's the worst thing about most modern RPG's that do it. If you never have to transform your keyblade, I never will because that just seems stupid. Hopefully with the release date which is likely going to be announced either June 9th at the KH Orchestra or June 11th at the Square Enix video showcase, they'll let us know if you have to use the transformations, because if you do, I may just play the game with the Kingdom Key to avoid them, assuming it doesn't have these transformations.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_nd5ygA58c Gameplay makes things seem better.
Considering the vastly disappointing information we got today from the KH3 Premiere event, which is basically that Wreck-It-Ralph looks like a summon with moves not unlike some of the dream eater characters from Dream Drop Distance, (hope that information is wrong but with Olympus and Toy Story being the only playable levels at the event, and Ralph being a part of the game, it seems more and more likely) and that the keyblade can transform to do a whole bunch of things like turn into Yo-Yo's, a Staff and a few other things, I'm hoping this is true. I really hate when a game adds a bunch of content that doesn't seem required for it to be played, all in an attempt to make it's combat seem like it has more depth than it actually does. It's annoying, pointless showboating and it's the worst thing about most modern RPG's that do it. If you never have to transform your keyblade, I never will because that just seems stupid. Hopefully with the release date which is likely going to be announced either June 9th at the KH Orchestra or June 11th at the Square Enix video showcase, they'll let us know if you have to use the transformations, because if you do, I may just play the game with the Kingdom Key to avoid them, assuming it doesn't have these transformations.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_nd5ygA58c Gameplay makes things seem better.