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DS? Dual Screen? Duel Sora? Really makes you think....
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Timestamps
Intro-0:00
358/2 Days-1:23
Re:coded-13:20
Conclusion/Outro-24:08

The Kingdom Hearts franchise is often regarded as convoluted and hard to get into. This is in no small part due to just how many different platforms the series was stretched across in the late 2000s and early 2010s. Even as early as Chain of Memories, the second game in the franchise, you had to own a completely different system to stay caught up on the story, which only got worse as the series spread to even more systems. Thankfully nowadays this is pretty much a non issue, as a collection of all the games in one package is available on pretty much every major console, even if some of them are more real than others. (switch joke) These collections even feature the Final Mix versions of the games, which had extra content previously inaccessible to fans outside of Japan. By and large, these are the best way to get into the series nowadays, however there is just one small problem. For two of the games they forgot the gameplay. Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days and Kingdom Hearts Re:Coded are outliers in these HD collections. These games were originally on the DS and harder to port over, so instead they just remastered their cinematics. As a result, there's a sizable portion of the player base that's only experienced these games through the cutscenes, and have next to no knowledge about the games themselves. So today, I want to take a look back at these DS entries, and see if they’re better off as a movie, or if they’re some kind of hidden gems in the vast sea of Kingdom Hearts content. Join me today as we take at the Kingdom Hearts games Square Enix wants you to forget

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