Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories

Okay, Square Enix fanatics and Disney aficionados, pay attention! We've got a loose copy of Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories for the Game Boy Advance. This isn't just a spin-off; it's a crucial narrative bridge between the first Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II, and it totally redefined what an action RPG could be on a handheld. Developed by Jupiter and Square Enix, and published by Square Enix, it launched in Japan on November 11, 2004, and hit North America in December of the same year. Chain of Memories took the beloved characters and world of Kingdom Hearts and fused them with an innovative, card-based battle system. It might sound weird, but it works! You'll strategically build decks of attack, magic, and item cards to unleash devastating combos, all while exploring the mysterious Castle Oblivion. The game also dives deep into Sora's memories, introducing complex themes and characters that are essential to understanding the broader Kingdom Hearts saga. Despite GBA limitations, it managed to include CGI cutscenes and deliver a compelling story. This GBA classic sold over 1.55 million copies worldwide and remains a unique entry in the series, later remade for the PS2 and 3DS. If you're a fan of deep lore, innovative combat, and a touch of Disney magic, this loose copy is a must-own. #KingdomHearts #ChainOfMemories #GBA #GameBoyAdvance #RetroGaming #SquareEnix #Jupiter #ActionRPG #DisneyGaming #Sora #Riku #CastleOblivion #GBACollection #GamingClassic