It's taken me way too long to finally play this game. Squaresoft gets permission to use Disney movies in one of their games and what do they do? Send a destructive plague of locusts among all of them threatening to destroy the world they inhabit. Awesome.

I love how much content this game has. Even once you’ve done every single world, there's still hidden bosses, the tournaments you can do in Olympus, and I really enjoy looking for the rare FM heartless that'll drop rare materials. I didn't think any RPG was as smart as Paper Mario when it comes to how much meaningful content the game provides you with , but this definitely comes close.

I will give this game a few negatives though:
I don't like the Gummi Ship sections. Stop giving me Gummi blocks. I don't care.
Disney’s Alice in Wonderland has some many cool locations and characters, and the world in Kingdom Hearts is just 5 rooms with the only characters being the Cheshire Cat and Queen of Hearts. The rooms don't even resemble anything from the movie. Why does the world’s main room have a gravity modifying gimmick? Where did you get gravity modification, cause that's not in the source material at all.
Man the heartless can be annoying sometimes. I take all the effort to clear out a room full of them, and what happens the second I leave the room? Everyone comes back to play. I think I should get a little further away, maybe even leave the world,before the Heartless start respawning. I just want to explore Disney Worlds in peace.

I like finding Djinni in the overworld and adding them to my characters to see what abilities they get, but outside of that the combat is pretty shallow. I wish the game would have some better descriptions for damaging abilities. All your given is how many enemies the spell will hit,the element and the mana cost, damage values and whether or not it applies your weapons damage is guesswork for the most part. The characters are also kinda shallow as well, I don't feel especially strongly about really any of them. I'm not the type of person who weighs story too strongly when judging a game

I do like the dungeons offering puzzles in order to progress. Its very unique and Nintendo-esque. That and what depth the combat does have, kept me going for the entire run. I'm aware this is a part 1 and part 2 improves a lot. Im overall positive on this one but I'm not absolutely itching to play The Lost Age right away.

I'm playing New Vegas for the first time and have decided to review the expansions as I come across them.

I'm really enjoying my time with the base game, like I definitly see what all the hype is about. Not sure how I'll deal with Fallout 3 and 4 being much worse experiences apparently but as someone who tends to lean JRPG over Western RPGs god damn this is great.

That said I'm not sure why they separate these little adventures from the base game. I guess it's a decent story, and yea you do get some great gear from it, and I think the location is kinda neat. but as a first timer separating this from the base game, it just seems like a far more basic version of it. Maybe it needs a replay to bring out its fullest potential, but that's not really opinion on the base game.(I mean I'll replay the base game at some point it just doesn't feel like Im missing out on anything just doing the one play through currently)