Just to let everybody know, I just went to the Sacramento tour stop for the PlayStation Road to Greatness, at the CA Capital Airshow, and one of the tour people told me that I was the first person to come to play the Kingdom Hearts III demo at this stop and she said that because of the guy who took a picture of the demo last week Square Enix removed that demo from the tour indefinitely from the rest of the tour because you’re not supposed to take pictures or videos of unreleased games, so no more Kingdom Hearts III demo available at this tour unfortunately.

 

I’m just a lurker, but I wanted to post this to let everyone know not to buy tickets to any of those tour stop events unless you are coming there for something else.

Oh wow. Thanks for the heads up.

I was there this morning too. First one in line, and first to express my disappointment with the news. The head guy there was cool enough to give me the banner for kingdom hearts, but yeah. I made a tweet about it. Save your money folks https://twitter.com/Timothy12160639/status/1043583482797019136

Edited September 22, 20187 yr by KeybladeHeroTim

Dang... That's some messed up mess right there... I feel sorry for Square Enix...

Edited September 22, 20187 yr by RikuFangirl2008

Gotta love when one person ruins an experience for everyone else.

Gotta love when one person ruins an experience for everyone else.

Some people just can't wait, or follow the rules.

 

It happened to me and my class in primary school a few times, often the same person. All it took was one person who couldn't follow the rules or own up to something naughty and boom, fun for the class was over.

 

This, is that feeling...about times 10? Yeah.

I hope that this doesn't count for the other events that will be hold in Europe

They need to chill it was just one screenshot.

So sad I hate when this kind of thing happens.

It's a hard one, whilst the rules are pretty clear you can't control everyone's actions. I don't know the person who initially leaked the screenshot or information, so I won't judge them for doing so. They might well have had good intentions, nor can we blame the people online who covered it, it's their job to cover news etc. Word inevitably gets out, the people who miss out are the people who travelled especially to play the demo.