Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX v1.0 (upd.31.03.2021) - CODEX

Overview

Kingdom Hearts FINAL MIX is the first installment in the series, released on PlayStation 2 in 2002. The story of the game follows the teenager Sora, the main character of the series, who sets off on a journey between worlds, trying to find two lost friends. The hero meets loyal allies on his way Goofy, Donald, King Mickey and opponents who control dangerous creatures called Soulless. Kingdom Hearts Re Chain of Memories is a spin-off of the series that originally came out on the Game Boy Advance in 2004 and serves as a bridge between the events of the first and second game in the franchise. The game introduces new antagonists Organization XIII and offers a unique combat system based on the use of abilities and attack cards.

Kingdom Hearts II FINAL MIX is the second number in the series, released for the PlayStation 2 in 2006. Sora and his friends must thwart the evil plans of Organization XIII. The game expands the combat system and introduces many new gameplay elements, as well as previously unavailable Disney worlds. Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days [Reissue Only] is the second spin-off of the series that connects the second and first installments of the series, shedding some light on the period Roxas spent in the ranks of Organization XIII.

The game was originally released for the Nintendo DS in 2009. Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep FINAL MIX is a prequel to Kingdom Hearts that takes place 10 years before the start of the first game. The game was originally launched on the Sony PSP handheld console in 2010. The series enriches the mythology of the world and includes three new playable heroes Ventus, Terra and Aqua. The games that come with Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX pack offer completely redesigned graphics, minor improvements to their gameplay systems including new difficulty levels, new cinematics and additional boss fights that were previously only available in Japanese publications. The biggest novelty is that these remasters run at 60fps. The FPS cap, set at 30 FPS, was one of the biggest flaws in PlayStation 3 games and is a big leap forward for the PlayStation 2 originals.