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A sequel was immediately put into production. To tide fans over, an interquel was co-developed by Jupiter for the Game Boy Advance in 2004 titled ''Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories''. The game experimented by having a card-based combat system that has been referenced but never replicated. Unlike other side projects, ''Chain of Memories'' is integral to the overall plot and is directly referenced in future installments. The game was fully remade in 2007 for PlayStation 2, titled ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories'', and this version has been re-released ever since. | A sequel was immediately put into production. To tide fans over, an interquel was co-developed by Jupiter for the Game Boy Advance in 2004 titled ''Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories''. The game experimented by having a card-based combat system that has been referenced but never replicated. Unlike other side projects, ''Chain of Memories'' is integral to the overall plot and is directly referenced in future installments. The game was fully remade in 2007 for PlayStation 2, titled ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories'', and this version has been re-released ever since. | ||
Another side project for Verizon mobile phones titled ''Kingdom Hearts V CAST'' released in 2004. It is not considered canon and is one of the few entries not developed by Square Enix. The game can no longer be legally purchased after the shut down of the Verizon V CAST in 2012. | Another side project for Verizon mobile phones titled ''Kingdom Hearts V CAST'' released in 2004. It is not considered canon and is one of the few entries not developed by ''Square Enix''. The game can no longer be legally purchased after the shut down of the Verizon V CAST in 2012. | ||
The proper sequel, ''Kingdom Hearts II'', released on PlayStation 2 in 2005. The game picks up right after the events of ''Chain of Memories'' left off and received praise for improving on the first game in many ways. A Final Mix version was released in 2007 with new content. | The proper sequel, ''Kingdom Hearts II'', released on PlayStation 2 in 2005. The game picks up right after the events of ''Chain of Memories'' left off and received praise for improving on the first game in many ways. A Final Mix version was released in 2007 with new content. |