portable play and that it successfully combined card battles and random dungeons, "two much-maligned RPG" elements. Some critics found the Room Synthesis to be far too linear. The most frequent praise went towards the story. IGN called it an "engrossing storyline that actually changes up after the adventure comes to an end" and rated the presentation a 10 out of 10. The quality of the graphics was well received, particularly the cut scenes. IGN cited them as "wonderfully produced FMV sequences". GameSpot stated that the movies were true to the art style of the original and were on par with GBA video paks. They also commented on the detailed and well animated game sprites. Game Watch described the event scenes as "high quality". Many critics stated that though the graphics were not as good as the PlayStation2 predecessor, they were very good for a GBA game. G4 complimented the graphics stating that Chain of Memories was "one of the best-looking GBA games out there." See also List of Disney video games Notes References External links Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories Japan official website 2004 video games Action role-playing video games Digital collectible card games Crossover role-playing video games Disney video games Donald Duck video games Game Boy Advance games Jupiter (company) games Kingdom Hearts Mickey Mouse video games Multiplayer and single-player video games PlayStation 2 games Square Enix games The Nightmare Before Christmas Video games developed in Japan Video games set in Greece Video games set in the Middle East Video games directed by Tetsuya Nomura Video games scored by Yoko Shimomura Video game sequels Video games with alternative versions Video games with isometric graphics