In my case, Kingdom Hearts has become my favorite saga of all time. The magic that the franchise exudes is irrefutable, in addition to its powerful soundtrack. I could spend all day listing arguments for you to sink your teeth into it for the first time.
As if that were not enough, this week the devilish story of Tetsuya Nomura has been released on PC. Almost 20 years after its premiere, it finally sees the light of day on this platform. It is difficult to explain this delay, just as it is impossible to describe what happened at the G-PHORIA 2003 Game Awards gala.
You have to put in a situation what you are going to witness. G4 is an American pay channel, born in 2002, and whose main bet at the time was the world of video games. With this objective in mind, G-PHORIA, an annual awards ceremony for the best titles , was held from 2003 to 2009.
It was in this first edition that this incredible representation of the first Kingdom Hearts was perpetrated in front of the screens of millions of Americans. Now, thanks to the magic of the internet, we have been able to recover this piece of art. Enjoy.
If you have come this far without rubbing your eyes, I admire your mettle. In this spectacular two-minute choreography, we see a quick recap of the first game . We all know that the hairs of characters like Sora or Son Goku are difficult to do in the hairdresser on the corner and the actor who plays the protagonist confirms it.
After a first motivational talk between Leon from Final Fantasy VIII and the young man from the Destiny Islands, the plot progresses enormously. Riku appears, being controlled by an Ansem who seems to have gone overboard with the tan.
Once the final combat is decided, Sephiroth appears on the scene . An obstacle, as happened in the platinum match at the Olympus Coliseum, ends up choking Sora.
We do not know what would be the result of a live action adaptation of the adventures of Sora, Donald and Goofy. Perhaps the best thing is to keep your hopes on an animated series or movie and thus preserve a good memory.
