You played 2, you should know that that story was already totally fucked lol.
3 is good stuff, especially after they made updates to the combat post launch. Great adventure game with very high production values.
No more KH games are planned for the Switch
Through a translator, Tetsuya Nomura confirmed there are currently no specific plans for more Kingdom Hearts games on Switch. Square Enix did consider ports of existing games for Switch in the past but found that it was technologically difficult. However, Nomura added that he believes Nintendo Switch is a very appealing piece of hardware and he had always wanted to do something on this console. Additionally, while he cannot speak for games at Square Enix that he isn't associated with, Nomura did express that it is possible another game of his could come to Switch.
I wish they would totally reboot it. I gave up after kh 2 when i found out how many movies I have to watch and how many games I have yet to play to get to KH 3. I enjoyed gameplay and disney worlds but... i guess you understand.
Jeez, 20th anniversary? I still remember the day I picked up the first game, played it and loved it, and the rest is history.
Didn't he work on 7R and KH3 at the same time? Really feels like 16 is '21 and KH and Pt 2 are '22The new KH better not come out before FFVII Part II and FFXVI.
It wont be total mess surely. I dont know, i feel uncomfortably when i dont understand the story/characters and so on. Should i really bother with 3? I heard that it fucked up the story even more..
Makes sense, given there are supposedly four teams working on new games and we only know two of those projects (UXDR & MoM(
No more KH games are planned for the Switch
No more Kingdom Hearts games planned for Switch, but other Nomura games possible
Tetsuya Nomura: No plans for more Kingdom Hearts Switch games currently, but other Square Enix Tetsuya Nomura games on Switch is possible.www.nintendoenthusiast.com
I hope KH1 is never remade. The game has so much love and charm to it that it to me is just perfect. There are so many hidden interactions that I think would not be remade if they rebooted it.Why do people ask for reboots when the games still sell a shit ton of copies?
they aren't going to scrap everything for the tiny few. Like seriously???
Please be a Union Cross remake for 2022 with all of the Disney worlds in Unreal Engine 5.
Please can we stop with the reboot talk. Kingdom Hearts III was the best selling entry to date, there's no reason to reboot.
kingdom hearts without the story, characters and original content isn't kingdom hearts. The disney content is a massive sell for people but acting like there isn't a sizable portion of people who play the game for the story is pretty dumbI doubt its best selling entry because of story which is being shitted on everywhere I look
I doubt its best selling entry because of story which is being shitted on everywhere I look
Stadia exclusive incoming
need to keep up the tradition of the games being scattered across platforms.
Is he leading VII Remake Part II? I know he likes to juggle multiple projects at once but that's a lot.
I know about the co-directors but Nomura got top billing for VII Remake. I suspect Naoki Hamaguchi will get bumped up and a different co-director will replace Motomu Toriyama. (Going off interviews, it didn't seem like he would be involved in the next installment.)
Just because you don't like the story doesn't mean it justifies a reboot. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is not being rebooted despite being formulaic.
You can just quit the series if you feel it's no longer for you. Nobody likes a killjoy.
It will be interesting to see because both teams are on similar ground. KH3 was done 1 year prior to FF7R release, but KH3 was also working on ReMind DLC which came out early this year. I suspect not the entire KH3 team was wroking on ReMind, but they also helped out on Melody of Memory cutscenes...What will be out first, the next big Kingdom Hearts or FF7 Part 2?
What are you talking about? MCU is easy t9 navigate and its fucking simple. This on the other hand.. there were endless numbers of threads on this. But yeah whatever, its just "me".
Also: whats up with that link. Is it going to provide some info that KH 3 success is based on its story? Because i said that is not the reason behind the great sales.
How does this news lead to your silly, whiny conclusion? KHIII was finished in late 2018. Though release was delayed into 2019, some early work on the next installment probably started around late 2018 already (maybe even earlier, at least as far as some initial/early plans for projects past KHIII goes). A possible late 2022 release (or early 2023 if we go by fiscal years or not calendar year but a year from the release date of KH1) would mean about 4 years of development on whatever this project is. Hardly any kind of mismanagement or out of the ordinary for development of big games in 2020s.Nomura and SE seem to have learned nothing in project/time management from the last 15 years.
You mean false Sora?
Oh I'd love this. I love the story of UX but it takes so damn long to get anywhere.Please be a Union Cross remake for 2022 with all of the Disney worlds in Unreal Engine 5.
My cousins showed me a preview in a Disney magazine and I swore up and down it had to be some kind of April fools joke.I remember the first magazine previews like it was yesterday. Man I'm old.
I suspect Naoki Hamaguchi will get bumped up and a different co-director will replace Motomu Toriyama. (Going off interviews, it didn't seem like he would be involved in the next installment.)
A Disney insider said that they heard pre-production in KH4 started in November 2018, which was when KH3 went gold. I image a small subset of Osaka staff worked on MoM's cutscenes, some battle staff and cutscene staff must have kept busy working on Re Mind, and I guess artists, level design etc were working on 4.I suspect not the entire KH3 team was wroking on ReMind, but they also helped out on Melody of Memory cutscenes...
I know about the co-directors but Nomura got top billing for VII Remake. I suspect Naoki Hamaguchi will get bumped up and a different co-director will replace Motomu Toriyama. (Going off interviews, it didn't seem like he would be involved in the next installment.)
I frankly don't see the appeal of this when 1.5 exists and we've had several rehashes of KH1's worlds already.