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== Light Cycle In Kingdom Hearts 2 == | == Light Cycle In Kingdom Hearts 2 == | ||
In [[Kingdom Hearts II]], Sora had to play a round of Light Cycle. Unlike its predecessor, walls would be self generating as Sora raced through it. Digital Heartless would also race against Sora, attempting to run him into the walls. | In [[Kingdom Hearts II]], Sora had to play a round of Light Cycle. Unlike its predecessor, walls would be self generating as Sora raced through it. Digital Heartless would also race against Sora, attempting to run him into the walls. | ||
Also, the design of Sora's light cycle is completely different than those of the original movie, in that it is more like a real-life motorcycle than a capsule-like one. Also, Sora's cycle is ridden in a similar way [[Cloud]] drives his Fenrir motorcycle in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, namely that the bike's driver leans forward as the handles are angled lower than conventional motorcycles. | |||
Eventually, a large Heartless would crash into a perimeter wall and create a hole for Sora to escape through. | Eventually, a large Heartless would crash into a perimeter wall and create a hole for Sora to escape through. | ||
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Light Cycle first appeared in the 1982 movie Tron. The game in the Movie was like the game Snake, where the players had to guide eachother into the lines. In the game Light Cycle, the competitors were forced into a life or death game where the Light Cycle bikes would create lines wherever they went. If a bike crashed into a line, the rider would re-desolve. The game is played in a Light Cycle arena, a large empty space with a gridded floor and walls all around.
Light Cycle In Kingdom Hearts 2
In Kingdom Hearts II, Sora had to play a round of Light Cycle. Unlike its predecessor, walls would be self generating as Sora raced through it. Digital Heartless would also race against Sora, attempting to run him into the walls.
Also, the design of Sora's light cycle is completely different than those of the original movie, in that it is more like a real-life motorcycle than a capsule-like one. Also, Sora's cycle is ridden in a similar way Cloud drives his Fenrir motorcycle in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, namely that the bike's driver leans forward as the handles are angled lower than conventional motorcycles.
Eventually, a large Heartless would crash into a perimeter wall and create a hole for Sora to escape through.
