Oh yes. They have made many, many changes. A ton that are very, very good changes. And the best part is that all these changes that they made for WKCII, are applied to the original WKC as well, so it doesn't feel like you're going from one game to the sequel. They merge together so well it feels like you're going from the first half of the story to the next, as if WKC and WKCII were the exact same game, going from disc one to disc two, instead of going from prequel to sequel. In fact, there are so many changes I can't list them all here without taking up a massive amount of the thread, so here I will provide you with a link that will inform you of all the changes they made.shrekfan246 said:I actually haven't gotten the second one yet, because I've had far too many unfinished games floating around without enough time to get through them, but I did rather enjoy the first while I was playing it. My major complaints with the first lie almost exclusively with the combat (in that it was rather slow and clunky, with a pretty abysmal actual interface). Would you say that the combat is satisfying/enjoyable in the second (and by extension, remake of the first)? If it is, I'll probably add it to the ever-growing list of games I still need to buy.ExiusXavarus said:Snipped for brevity.
I would like to agree with everything in this post. Especially on White Knight Chronicles II. Unless you really, REALLY have to have the trophies from the first White Knight Chronicles, WCKII makes buying the first one a colossal waste of cash. Personally when I got it, WKC and WKCII went together so well, I honestly didn't feel like I'd been playing two separate games(might be because I never bought the first one in the first place), but rather that when I'd gotten to WKCII, I'd just begun playing the second half of the story, rather than starting up the sequel to the first game. It was then I knew I had fallen in love with that game.
http://whiteknightchronicles.neoseeker.com/wiki/From_WKC1_to_WKC2
And yes, like I said before, all of these changes apply to both WKC and WKCII, to make them merge together so well it feels as if they were the exact same game. I think they did a superb job with it, and even if you do have the original White Knight Chronicles: International Edition, I highly recommend trying out the new remastered WKC. Just keep in mind that the list of changes in that link isn't quite complete, but there are a great deal of changes listed there.