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For me personally, Dragon Maleficent doesn't give me much trouble anymore, and I actually stopped using that method sometime after my first walkthrough of the game, but before my second walkthrough of the game.

First, before I say anything, these are obviously all your opinions, and opinions can never be wrong (or right). With that out of the way, I'll provide my views.

Dragon Maleficent, for me, honestly wasn't that hard, especially considering you could just go up to the tree branch, sit there, and let Donald and Goofy (or Beast) do all of the work on top of being able to summon Tinker Bell.

Ansem-Riku, if you're referring to the solo one, yes! Absolutely yes a thousand times! I don't seem to have that many problems with him anymore, though.

To me, everything's easier in Re:COM if you have the right deck. In my case, I was cheap and had zero cards at the beginning of my deck followed by nothing but Sonic Blade sleights and then some Cures and an Elixir. I mean, you can still die if you get unlucky, but it was only one time at most for me.

See here.

Definitely, and while he's a little easier now since I'm fully familiar with the game, he's still hard to this day. I mean, just look at how quickly he turned this around when I was pulverizing the hell out of him in my last walkthrough.

Here's a cool tip @Explode shared with me to make it easier when I was doing my Allies vs. Bosses and Mini-Bosses project for Kingdom Hearts II: While the three individual combos from Trinity Limit don't actually cause damage to enemies, there is one exception, and that is Demyx's water clones, as they can't destroy those.

The Phantom itself wasn't too hard; it was figuring out that you had to stop the clock, and once you figured that out, it was a pushover. Kurt Zisa, on the other hand, was and still is a pain!

Good thing I'm going the PS3 route.

You have problems.

That you're smart? I mean, you posted very smart stuff in those video game threads of mine. :)

Because it's a snack and that's what people always at movies.

Mixt for president!

No.

When I was born.

Maybe if you became active again, it would be warranted. ;)

http://kh-vids.net/threads/recent-events-the-future.154849/

I've added a poll to this, which will be open until my birthday on November 8. This poll will close on November 7 at 11:59 PM (PST). I'll adjust the poll later as you can't choose the close time, only the date. The time comes from whenever you make or edit the poll.

More like you never die.

I'm actually now considering a PlayStation 3, though it wouldn't be until my birthday, and it would be a birthday and Christmas present combined from my mom. I found a new one for $215.50, and that's much more reasonable for a PlayStation 3, but not a PlayStation. I won't be fully up-to-date, but PlayStation 4s are still too expensive. However, I won't be quite so outdated, either, and I could get games like the Kingdom Hearts remixes, right?

It'd certainly make @Roxam happy since he was always nagging me. ;) Speaking of which, Roxam, this seems to your expertise area, and I want to see if this would be a good choice. Are PlayStation 3s still fairly supported and do they generally last longer than brand new PlayStation 2s, even brand new ones? Also, I'm not sure how to tell if a PlayStation 3 is backward compatible with PlayStation 2 and PlayStation games.

So you're telling me that the five or six brand news ones I've gotten that only lasted me about two years, with the exception of one that only lasted a little over a year, were all bad? LOL!

That doesn't include the first one my dad got me, which was the fat one, and it actually lasted quite a good while, or the last one I got, which was refurbished.

That image is broken for me.

Yeah, from what I know, discussion is fine, and in this case, I own the games. It's just when it gets to the "how to" part that it becomes a...

If a brand new one from Sony goes out after two years, a used one would have an even shorter lifespan, unless it's been refurbished, but I can't find any of those.

Likely can't discuss much more than this, so don't want to get too much into it, but that's interesting. If by DVD reader, you just mean the DVD ROM drive in the computer, then yes, I have it.