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Undo revision 173790 by NinjaSheik (talk) I've played the game. Mission mode CAN be played solo.
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New to the Kingdom Hearts series as a whole is '''Mission Mode''', which made its debut in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. Through Mission Mode, two to four players can compete in missions across the worlds with a grand total of 19 characters. Here they can practice Character Customization, as well, using bonuses they earn in Story Mode. Mission Mode uses the Nintendo DS's wireless capibilities to the max, yet players are limited to local play, and not worldwide as with other DS games' multiplayer capabilities. | New to the Kingdom Hearts series as a whole is '''Mission Mode''', which made its debut in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. Through Mission Mode, two to four players can compete in missions across the worlds with a grand total of 19 characters. Here they can practice Character Customization, as well, using bonuses they earn in Story Mode. Mission Mode uses the Nintendo DS's wireless capibilities to the max, yet players are limited to local play, and not worldwide as with other DS games' multiplayer capabilities. It can also be played alone. Items and Character Growth in mission Mode carry back to the save file the player selects at the start. Guest Play can also be selected, where upon the player is given a preset items instead of those obtained in Story Mode | ||
==Starting Out== | ==Starting Out== | ||