Square Enix has told Reuters that a sequel for Kingdom Hearts is already in development. No platform has been mentioned, however, it is assumed to come on the PlayStation 2 or at least on the PS3. This is because Yoichi Wade (president of Square Enix) has stated that he wants to be commited to the consoles that support Square Enix games. Wade also mentioned that he wanted Kingdom Hearts to grow like the FF and Dragon Quest series. This is due to Kingdom Hearts' sales reaching over 3 million units worldwide. Now that Square and Enix have merged, it is likely that characters from Dragon Quest could make appearances in the next Kingdom Hearts. In other news, Wade mentioned that Square Enix plans to release around 20 titles in the next two to three years. He also said that the merger had taken place so as to be more financially secure for the next console phase which could lead to several small companies disappearing.
kula shakerz 2014-03-07 3 comments
Square Enix has posted an online survey where they ask fans of the Kingdom Hearts series for feedback on the franchise as well as what they would like to see included in future releases. The survey also includes questions about which gaming systems you own (they forgot to add the PSP and PS Vita), your favourite TV shows, favourite musical...
Xin 2011-01-18 0 comments
Kingdom Hearts 3DS had it's official debut earlier today, beginning with the game's official title: Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance The 3D effects will mainly apply to vertical elements; jumping, gliding, falling, etc. It will also serve as a new take on the series platforming elements. Sora and Riku will both be playable, and the game will feature a...
Xin 2009-04-03 5 comments
SquareEnix Music is bringing delight to your ears once again, as we are once and forever shown that Final Fantasy isn't the only series worthy of the ivories. In a brief video announcement, KH Composer Yoko Shimomura announced the company's plans to release a Kingdom Hearts Piano Collection in May. In fact, you can watch the clip now and catch...
