The Three Musketeers have shown up to the Kingdom Hearts party as seen from scans in the January 2012 issue of V Jump Magazine.
You can see Donald, Mickey, and Goofy wearing their Musketeer outfits and holding their swords up proudly. Where Sora and Riku fit into this scenario has not yet been revealed and this also is the first we have seen of Donald and Goofy in Dream Drop Distance.
A Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance poster has been revealed giving Kingdom Hearts fans a ton more information on this next installment of the Kingdom Hearts series.
Seems that Sora and Riku have gone through a bit of a makeover this game. Sora's design seems to be a bit of a mixture of his Kingdom Hearts I costume and his Kingdom Hearts II costume. His pants are red and puffy much like the first game, but his top has a huge white "X" which is similar to the belts on his pants from the second game. Riku doesn't seem to have too much different in his costume from Kingdom Hearts II but his hair is noticeably shorter and is looking more like Noctis' hair from the notoriously unreleased Final Fantasy Versus XIII.
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded has been out for a couple of weeks now, but if you haven't bought it yet, there's no time like the present.
Re:coded is the most recent addition into the Kingdom Hearts franchise and it's a re-made version of Kingdom Hearts Coded, which appeared on mobile phones in Japan.
If you want to find out more information about the game, feel free to check out GamingUnion.net's review.
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Kingdom Hearts Re:coded is out in stores now and Gaming Union's saddled in and reviewed the little bugger. More than just a port, Re:coded is an entire remake of the original Kingdom Hearts coded title released in Japan.
The game is out and available on the Nintendo DS! Check out the review and if you haven't already picked it up, you can get it here at Amazon.com!
"For those who don't know, Kingdom Hearts Re:coded is actually a remake of the Japanese mobile phone game Kingdom Hearts: Coded. To accommodate for the jump to a superior platform, Square Enix decided to make some modifications to the game, notably in the gameplay category and these revolve around the command and leveling systems, some of which draw upon the systems implemented in Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep, and Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days," writes Nelson, our reviewer.
The Kingdom Hearts news draught has come to a stop today as a scan for Birth By Sleep Final Mix featuring some brand new info has surfaced thanks to Jump magazine.
Just looking at the scan, you will see a rather large image of Aqua weilding Eraqus' Keyblade. This might imply some more cutscenes that Kingdom Hearts fans have yet to see. Does this mean perhaps other characters will get some more time to shine as well?
I suppose we will find out soon enough with the January 27th release date coming up fast.
For all you Kingdom Hearts book collectors out there, you probably already know that the official Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep novel was announced some time last month. Well now you can enjoy looking at the cover of the first volume.
The cover features Ventus, Terra, and Aqua sitting on a rocky terrain underneath a beautiful night sky. For those of you who might be out of the loop, many of the Kingdom Hearts games have had a novel series of the same name. This first volume of the Birth By Sleep series is titled "Something Strange".
With Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep Final Mix out in just over a month in Japan (January 20th to be precise), the official box art has now been released via Amazon Japan.
The cover again features the main protagonists, Aqua, Ventus and Terra, while also sporting a rather grumpy looking King Mickey! There is also a rather lovely purple theme going on.
You can also see that it's been rated Cero A, not that that matters as we're unlikely to ever see the game in the West. Why oh why must they treat us so badly.
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix seems to be the topic that most Kingdom Hearts fans are talking about. The PSP title is of course a revised version of Birth by Sleep that came out earlier this year on the same platform. But even though the Final Mix version seems to be nothing more than an expansion pack, it's this expansion pack that has warranted its very own website along with a strong following of fan support. Well, at least in Japan.
It is with this support that Square Enix had decided to create the Birth by Sleep Final Mix Website. Packed with the 'latest' news, videos and screens for fans to drool over while they wait for the actual game on the 20th of January, 2011. There isn't a lot of content besides a few new images and information on characters, worlds and the game itself (in Japanese), but what is exciting is that the trailer from this year's Tokyo Game Show has been made available to watch.
Check out the rest of the news in our full story.
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