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Adventure Time: The Secret of the Nameless Kingdom is a video game developed by WayForward Technologies with the help of Pendleton Ward under license from Cartoon Network Interactive. It was published by Little Orbit for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360 and Nintendo 3DS. This is the third game based on the animated television series Adventure Time after Hey Ice King! Why'd You Steal Our Garbage?! and Explore the Dungeon Because I Don't Know!, and the first from American publisher Little Orbit. The game was first announced on May 8, 2014[3] and was released on November 18, 2014.

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GamesAsylum: "When rummaging around online for screenshots of WayForwards Adventure Time: The Secret of the Nameless Kingdom to accompany our review, we were quick to spot a few less than subtle differences between pre-release screenshots and the final version"

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GamesAsylum: "A year has passed since Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon was released yet were still dumbfounded as to how WayForward managed to create something so joyless. A harsh and gruelling slog, those who had patience to see it through to the end genuinely have our respect. Whereas Explore the Dungeon took influence from good old Gauntlet, this third Adventure Time tie-in takes inspiration from the 16-bit classic Zelda: A Link to the Past. The Zelda template not only suits the license like a glove but also gives it a wider appeal than some may expect"

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Achievements: Complete the following tasks to unlock PlayStation trophy rewards. 100% Debugged (Gold): Complete all...

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Offers too little for the asking price; save your money for a full season of the show instead. Full review by Cory Galliher on Popzara

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Destructoid: "The odd concept of melding a host of characters from Square Enixs seminal Final Fantasy series, Disneys perennial film favorites, and a cast of original personalities, seemed as though it was destined for failure. I mean, who would want to hear Donald Ducks honking lisp while sharing the screen with the likes of Cloud Strife or Sephiroth? Being a Square fan, I had to try it out though, and not only did I fall in love with the games, but I rediscovered my love for the Disney franchises of my youth. Although it took almost four years for a sequel to be released, Kingdom Hearts was and is a series that has stuck with me. Then, when Kingdom Hearts II was released in early 2006, I bought it immediately."

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GR: "Fans of Kingdom Hearts who may not have had a PSP or Nintendo DS should be delighted by the Kingdom Hearts HD ReMIX titles, provided they own a PS3. The ReMIX series upgrades textures, character models, and the gameplay for the handheld titles contained within. For anyone who wants to play the core titles (and watch video content for some of the lesser ones), the HD ReMIXs are a fantastic buy with the additional content of the FINAL MIX versions of the playable games for greater challenges. For those who aren't already fans of the series, your interest in this will depend on your devotion to either Disney or Square Enix core titles. The rest of the review is intended for those who may not have played the games included in this compilation before."

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Fan service redux.

Fans of Kingdom Hearts who may not have had a PSP or Nintendo DS should be delighted by the Kingdom Hearts HD ReMIX titles, provided they own a PS3. The ReMIX series upgrades textures, character models, and the gameplay for the handheld titles contained within. For anyone who wants to play the core titles (and watch video content for some of the lesser ones), the HD ReMIXs are a fantastic buy with the additional content of the FINAL MIX versions of the playable games for greater challenges. For those who aren't already fans of the series, your interest in this will depend on your devotion to either Disney or Square Enix core titles. The rest of the review is intended for those who may not have played the games included in this compilation before. Just as for 3DS.