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An article about the Keyblade from the Kingdom Hearts series, focusing on its design, and what makes it iconic from a storyline perspective as well.

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TSA: "The Secret of the Nameless Kingdom is the third Adventure Time game from developer WayForward and is also undoubtedly their best effort so far. After an average side scrolling adventure and a dire dungeon crawler, Nameless Kingdom wholly embraces its roots and wears its Zelda inspired trappings on its sleeve. Item based progression, puzzling boss battles, and an overworld riddled with secrets will instantly appeal to those looking for their next fix of adventuring before Link and the gang show up again, but a couple of irritating niggles will constantly remind you that youre playing a pale imitation. Only the zany dialogue, brilliant voice acting from the cast of the Adventure Time series, and humorous twists on a well established genre makes this title stand out at all, and thats provided youre already a fan of the cartoon as well."

Added: 17.01.2015 18:30 | 3 views | 0 comments




International investigation efforts have led to the arrest of an 18-year-old man in the United Kingdom in connection with the Christmas Day DDoS attacks which crippled both Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network.

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NZG: "When Kingdom Hearts II came out almost a decade ago, NZGamer.com gave it 9/10. The more time passes, the more I think it should have got 10/10. Kingdom Hearts II was a great game, and its reputation has only grown over the years. There are all kinds of reasons people love it. Most importantly, it played well. Kingdom Hearts II had the perfect balance between inventory management and button mashing - exactly right for an action RPG. If the Heartless and Nobodies got too much you could pick another Keyblade, rethink which abilities to equip, or go to another world for an hour to level up. It sounds simple, but hardly any game gets it right. If you were eight or twenty eight, Kingdom Hearts II never made you grind so much that it got boring, and it always felt good beating a boss and unlocking the next world."