- kvx687
- Dec 29, 2009
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And also someone who doesn't know their iconic Final Fantasy monsters.
Anyway, Re: Chain of Memories. If anyone cares, I'm gonna be talking about the GBA version, since no one in the video remembers what it played like, and I was young and thought the game was pretty fun and beat it a few times I think. Or it just took so long that I remember some things very well.
The battle screens were basically like a beat-em-up in presentation. You can go up and down and all that jazz but I don't remember if locking on also helped you by automatically tracking towards enemies or not. Either it did or magic just did that on its own and I completely abandoned keyblade cards at some point.
It's been a few years but going off memory, attacking with keyblades while on the ground moved you forward horizontally a small amount, while attacking in the air moved you a large amount both horizontally and vertically. Magic mostly just moved horizontally, though there were a few homing or aimed attacks as well. Everything had a pretty large degree of tolerance though, basically if the sprites touched it counted as a hit, and the sprites were big.
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