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I have to say though, Baj - I had a great time fighting them, though, because the combat in this game is absolutely beautiful. they look similar, pop up in the same little groups in the same expected areas - but plot-wise: they seem to be creatures that have grown from 'negative emotions'. I struggled to really find a difference between the 'Unversed' and the 'Heartless'. Similar to other Kingdom Hearts games, you'll be travelling between various Disney worlds - starting with some of the older films like Cinderella and Snow White, taking out various baddies - which in this game are called the 'Unversed'. Then you'll be asked to choose which character's story you'd like to play through for the duration of the game. You're able to have a go at sparring as each character - Terra, Ventus, or Aqua - which allows you to get a feel for each combat style. In Birth by Sleep you begin in the Land of Departure, where a trio of Keyblade-weilding friends are training to become Keyblade Masters. look, let's just talk about the gameplay. Well, Roxas is Sora's 'nobody' - and since this is a prequel, and Ventus comes first, we assume that it's HIS appearance that Sora - slash - Roxas take on in the later games. So Ventus looks like Sora who has the body of Roxas. But if the person's will is strong enough, they'll retain their appearance.

It's basically an indication early on that Ventus will later become Sora - because in the Kingdom Hearts universe, a 'nobody' is kind of the 'shell' that's leftover when a person has been consumed by darkness. which is where it starts to get confusing. Birth by Sleep takes place ten years before the original Kingdom Hearts game, and opens on Ventus - or "Ven" for short. There is certainly the familiarity of all the Disney worlds and characters, but the greater story arc requires some research if haven't been keeping up since the beginning. It takes a while to get your head around some of the story aspects of these games. Plus, Birth by Sleep is a prequel, so I figured it might be easier to put it all together - but I still had to fair bit of reading, Bajo. Now, the last time we reviewed a Kingdom Hearts game - 358 Days / 2, we jumped in as Kingdom Hearts noobs, so this time we had a little bit more background knowledge of the characters and the universe. The Final Fantasy and Disney worlds collide again with the latest Kingdom Hearts game and the sixth game in the series, Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep - and this time, it's for the PSP.