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'''''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix''''' is a Japan reissue of '' | '''''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix''''' is a Japan reissue of ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}'' that uses English voice acting with Japanese subtitles among additional in-game features. The PlayStation 2 version of it is exclusive to Japan. | ||
The game was remastered in HD and released as part of ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX]]'' for PlayStation 3 on March 14, 2013. As opposed to the original ''Final Mix'', the remake features Japanese voice acting in the Japanese release. As part of the collection, it was made available outside of Japan for the first time. It was later released on PlayStation 4 as part of ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX]]''. | The game was remastered in HD and released as part of ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX]]'' for PlayStation 3 on March 14, 2013. As opposed to the original ''Final Mix'', the remake features Japanese voice acting in the Japanese release. As part of the collection, it was made available outside of Japan for the first time. It was later released on PlayStation 4 as part of ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX]]''. | ||
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The start screen was replaced with another drawing of Sora, hooded and holding a flag. On the start screen, a trailer for ''[[finalfantasy:Final Fantasy X-2|Final Fantasy X-2]]'' is accessible, labeled as a "Special Movie" as a third option after "New Game" and "Load Game". | The start screen was replaced with another drawing of Sora, hooded and holding a flag. On the start screen, a trailer for ''[[finalfantasy:Final Fantasy X-2|Final Fantasy X-2]]'' is accessible, labeled as a "Special Movie" as a third option after "New Game" and "Load Game". | ||
The game has three difficulty levels, the first being "Final Mix: Beginner". "Final Mix: Beginner" gives Sora a [[Ribbon]], an [[EXP Necklace]], [[Power Up]] x8, [[Defense Up]] x8 and [[AP Up]] x4 at the start, and neither of the secret movies can be seen. The Drill Gummi's Attack Power is 9,999, instead of 35. The second difficulty is simply "Final Mix", analogous to Standard from the previous game, but not the | The game has three difficulty levels, the first being "Final Mix: Beginner". "Final Mix: Beginner" gives Sora a [[Ribbon]], an [[EXP Necklace]], [[Power Up]] x8, [[Defense Up]] x8 and [[AP Up]] x4 at the start, and neither of the secret movies can be seen. The Drill Gummi's Attack Power is 9,999, instead of 35. The second difficulty is simply "Final Mix", analogous to Standard from the previous game, but not exactly the same. The [[Gummi Ship]] takes double the damage from the original version and damage inflicted by Sora is cut by a third. The last option is "Final Mix: Proud", a greater challenge than Expert from the original game. The Gummi Ship's attack is reduced further to a half, and damage is four times. Upon finishing the game, a "Battle Report" is shown, providing the player with various statistics of the playthrough. | ||
Quality-of-life changes include the Event Skip option, allowing the player to skip cutscenes already seen. Sora becomes transparent when he appears too close to the camera. The player is also given full control of the camera to move in any direction, while in the original, the camera could only be moved laterally with the triggers. An issue involving a red [[Trinity]] located in [[Oogie's Manor]] was fixed. In the original game, if the player did not activate the Trinity prior to defeating [[Oogie Boogie]], the trinity would disappear. The Trinity was moved to an area below an arch near the manor. | Quality-of-life changes include the Event Skip option, allowing the player to skip cutscenes already seen. Sora becomes transparent when he appears too close to the camera. The player is also given full control of the camera to move in any direction, while in the original, the camera could only be moved laterally with the triggers. An issue involving a red [[Trinity]] located in [[Oogie's Manor]] was fixed. In the original game, if the player did not activate the Trinity prior to defeating [[Oogie Boogie]], the trinity would disappear. The Trinity was moved to an area below an arch near the manor. | ||
