Leonard Nimoy sadly passed away last weekend, and so A Pixelated View takes a look at his greatest video game role, and how it reinvigorated Kingdom Hearts.
The future could be filled with revived Nintendo DS classics. Hopefully it happens!
My kid yesterday proclaimed he liked the DS more than the Switch because the controls work on the go. Then I asked if he would rather have Monster Hunter Stories 2 on Steam or Switch and he chose Steam. So proud!
Kingdom Hearts is a monolithic franchise that needs little introduction. But the beloved franchise almost never was, being developed as a gamble that two ideas could merge into something great.
Kingdom Hearts had these potentials with really deep atmospheres, then KH2 happened with the overwhelming weird informations and different people with tbe same enitity thing. It became overcomplicated series and never explaining anything in one release. Overall it is weirdly structured. Moreover, it is advetised to have Final Fantasy and Disney with original characters. Now it is all about versions of Sora/his friends and on other hand the versions of Xenoheart/his XIII thing.
Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "what happens when a remake… just isn’t enough? What happens when a remake… needs a remake. That’s what we are exploring in this week’s Top 10 countdown!"
I love this article, great tirbute to the great man. I also now need to get my hands on eveyr game he's in.
Rest In Peace.
They hired the right guy, Master Xehanort was made even better by Spock himself. It's rather hard for me to realize he's gone.
Didn't know he voiced him, well now I know. RIP
And thanks for the wonderful rendition of the Bilbo Baggins song from the Hobbit Trilogy sung by Leonard Nimoy back in the late 60's . RI P.