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'''3D shooting''' is a | '''3D shooting''' is a gameplay mode that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:coded]]'', during the [[Wonderland]] and [[Hollow Bastion II]] segments. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
After [[Alice]]'s memory is | After [[Alice]]'s memory is restored, [[Data-Sora]] manages to find and enter Wonderland's [[Keyhole]], seeking to destroy the source of the world's [[Bug Blox|bugs]]. An energy spike limits Data-Sora's abilities, forcing him into a 3D shooting stage. Data-Sora eventually manages to destroy the [[Trickmaster]], the cause of the bugs and energy spike. | ||
After Data-Sora finishes getting rid of all of the bugs in the datascape, an unknown force attempts to delete the entire datascape. In order to prevent the deletion—and to rescue the missing [[Maleficent]] and [[Pete]]—Data-Sora traverses the [[Data Tunnel]] as a 3D shooting stage, until he reaches [[Sora's Heartless]] in the [[Central Corruption]] area. | |||
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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
In 3D shooting segments, the camera is fixed behind a constantly advancing Data-Sora. Occasionally, the camera may tilt to the side or completely upside down. The segments are split up into stages and the map shows how far away the next stage is. | In 3D shooting segments, the camera is fixed behind a constantly advancing Data-Sora. Occasionally, the camera may tilt to the side or completely upside down. The segments are split up into stages, and the map shows how far away the next stage is. | ||
Most of Data-Sora's abilities are disabled although he can still move left and right, [[jump]] and [[block]]. | Most of Data-Sora's abilities are disabled, although he can still move left and right, [[jump]], and [[block]]. While in the air, pressing up on the control pad slows his descent, while pressing down lets him fall more quickly. Additionally, tapping {{button|dsa}} or {{button|shoulderr}} fires projectiles from the Keyblade. Holding either attack button lets Data-Sora to lock on to up to five targets, allowing him to fire projectiles that deal more damage. Taking out multiple enemies at once earns more points. Deck commands are replaced by [[Overlay command]]s, which are obtained by picking up the diamond-shaped power-ups peppered throughout each stage. | ||
Bug Blox obstruct Data-Sora's path and enemies attack in waves, | Bug Blox obstruct Data-Sora's path, and enemies attack in waves, impeding Data-Sora's progress. If he falls into a pit or collides with blox, he takes damage and, in the case of falling into a pit, then respawns after a few seconds. | ||
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3D shooting is a gameplay mode that appears in Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, during the Wonderland and Hollow Bastion II segments.
Story
After Alice's memory is restored, Data-Sora manages to find and enter Wonderland's Keyhole, seeking to destroy the source of the world's bugs. An energy spike limits Data-Sora's abilities, forcing him into a 3D shooting stage. Data-Sora eventually manages to destroy the Trickmaster, the cause of the bugs and energy spike.
After Data-Sora finishes getting rid of all of the bugs in the datascape, an unknown force attempts to delete the entire datascape. In order to prevent the deletion—and to rescue the missing Maleficent and Pete—Data-Sora traverses the Data Tunnel as a 3D shooting stage, until he reaches Sora's Heartless in the Central Corruption area.
Gameplay
In 3D shooting segments, the camera is fixed behind a constantly advancing Data-Sora. Occasionally, the camera may tilt to the side or completely upside down. The segments are split up into stages, and the map shows how far away the next stage is.
Most of Data-Sora's abilities are disabled, although he can still move left and right, jump, and block. While in the air, pressing up on the control pad slows his descent, while pressing down lets him fall more quickly. Additionally, tapping 
or 
fires projectiles from the Keyblade. Holding either attack button lets Data-Sora to lock on to up to five targets, allowing him to fire projectiles that deal more damage. Taking out multiple enemies at once earns more points. Deck commands are replaced by Overlay commands, which are obtained by picking up the diamond-shaped power-ups peppered throughout each stage.
Bug Blox obstruct Data-Sora's path, and enemies attack in waves, impeding Data-Sora's progress. If he falls into a pit or collides with blox, he takes damage and, in the case of falling into a pit, then respawns after a few seconds.
