As the GBA was less powerful than the PS2, a 3D environment akin to that of the first game would not be possible for this title instead, Chain of Memories was set on a 2D plane and centered on a card-based system. Chain of Memories was developed alongside Kingdom Hearts II, in collaboration with Japanese developer Jupiter. Chain of Memories was later adopted for its style and resemblance to the outline of the story. The main theme of this title would revolve around "memories" initially, it was called Kingdom Hearts: Lost Memories.
However, in consideration of the demand for children to be able to play a Kingdom Hearts game on the Game Boy Advance, Nomura decided to create a game on the platform that would connect the two stories. Originally, Director Tetsuya Nomura intended to leave the events between the two a mystery. Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories was developed as an intermediary title that would bridge the one year-long gap between the original Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II. Worlds and Characters Gameplay Development and Release While searching for Riku and King Mickey after closing the Door to Darkness, Sora, Donald, and Goofy are confronted by a man in a black hood, and find themselves at a mysterious fortress called Castle Oblivion.
Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories released in Japan on November 11, 2004, with a North American release the next month and releases in Europe and Australia the following May. The title was first announced at Tokyo Game Show 2003 on September 26, 2003, alongside Kingdom Hearts II. The direct sequel to the 2002 original Kingdom Hearts, it picks up with Sora, Donald Duck, and Goofy after closing the Door to Darkness, as they set out to find King Mickey and Riku. Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories is the second title in the Kingdom Hearts series, and the only title playable on the Nintendo Game Boy Advanced.
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