Play-Asia.com have created pre-order pages for the upcoming Kingdom Hearts title, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. Play-Asia.com will allow you to pre-order the North American version of the game for US$44.90, or the Japanese version for an unannounced price. We definitely recommend this if you are hoping to get Kingdom Hearts 3D from another region. Thanks to Nikolasvanitas for the tip.

bah, still waiting for that limited edition package *crosses fingers*

play asia is the best place for importing kingdom hearts games,i managed to find all the final mixes and ultimania guides really cheap from there since they have special offers on all their products on certain days and they get their products straight from the producers ,i hope we can get some special edition kh3d like the european edition of khbbs

Play-Asia always seemed kinda pricey for me. e.o; But it's cool how these sites are taking pre-orders! I'm still gonna wait it out to see what will be offered with the game before pre-ordering. *crosses fingers for a bundle* >___<

After watching the trailer on the page, I was reminded about the whole Twilight Thorn appearing in Traverse Town and the whole raining Sora thing... I wonder if that has been removed from the game o.O There is so much about DDD that is a bizarre mystery. Ah well, I won't be pre-ordering it any ways until it gets an EU release date, I'm sure I'm the only person that places a deposit down on the games whenever they are released in my local gamestop any ways

this is soooooo tempting

Gah my dad doesn't trust this site for some reason just because it sells Japanese games. .-.

Still good to know though, if no more alternatives are available.

Why would you order the North American version of the game on Play Asia?

We want bundle please!! This is ridiculous there should be an announcment of bundle right now lol

Why would you order the North American version of the game on Play Asia?

 

Believe it or not, some people live outside of North America (and might want to play the NA version of the game, because it's usually released earlier than the Europe).

 

 

Believe it or not, some people live outside of North America (and might want to play the NA version of the game, because it's usually released earlier than the Europe).

 

I know, but there has been a trend lately where for whatever reason many games are being released in Europe first. Also, the 3DS is region locked, so most Europeans probably do not have a North American 3DS.