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Showing posts with label Kingdom Hearts 3D. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kingdom Hearts 3D. Show all posts
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Extra Joy #6 - 2012 Year in Review
At the start of every year, we discuss the year that just passed in a very big podcast. We've done it twice before and now we've done it again. The six of us, and later Phil, sat down for almost three hours and just talked about all the games that came out in 2012 that we played. So sit back, pop a game in, grab some snacks and listen to us ramble about 2012 in gaming.
Labels:
2012,
extra joy,
Kingdom Hearts 3D,
new super mario bros. u,
Paper Mario: Sticker Star,
Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale,
Pokémon Black 2,
Street Fighter x Mega Man,
Virtue's Last Reward,
Wii U
Saturday, August 4, 2012
VGM of the Week # 40
With the recent release of Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance, I felt the need to pick a track from it. Knowing that the 'The World Ends with You' cast shows up, I knew that there would be a track from The World Ends with You.
Then the Demo was released, and boy was I right. One of my favorite Tracks from The World Ends with You, was made even more awesome. So here it is, My pick: Twister: Kingdom Mix!
Then the Demo was released, and boy was I right. One of my favorite Tracks from The World Ends with You, was made even more awesome. So here it is, My pick: Twister: Kingdom Mix!
Labels:
3D,
3DS,
Dream Drop Distance,
Kingdom Hearts,
Kingdom Hearts 3D,
Kingdom Mix,
SquareEnix,
The World Ends with You,
Twister,
Twister Kingdom Mix,
VGM,
vgm of the week
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Review - Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance
It should be no surprise that quite a few of us here at Adamant Ditto are fans of this Disney-meets-Final Fantasy Franchise. I'm not ashamed to admit that when the first game came out 10 years ago (I feel really old saying that), I was skeptical. Afterall, it's not the First crossover people would expect, but it was pulled off so well! This game's no exception. It features brand new Disney Worlds, and brings back classic series staples, like Traverse Town (Of course, we haven't been to about half of this game's Traverse Town). It's actually one of the few games that pushes the Story forward, rather than filling the Gap between the Two 'Main' games.
Labels:
3D,
Dream Drop Distance,
Dream Eaters,
Heartless,
Kingdom Hearts,
Kingdom Hearts 3D,
review,
Riku,
Sora
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