About the ReMIX

Posted September 26, 201213 yr

Well, to start, do you guys they'll release the collection in NA? That would be a good move for Square, i think it woulod make a lot of success, I mean, a lot of people own a PS3, and they'll probably think "we'll I already have the console, why not buy this game anyways?", and people like me, who've been thinking about getting this console would probably one themselves (like I'll probably do)

But the real question I have is: would they "revoice act" it? Because they're gonna a hard time, like in 3D, to revoice Sora. his voice was not the same classical one, and even though it didn't bother me, because 3D doesn't have too many scenes, it would problably piss a lot of fans when they change how some of of Sora's best phrases, like the ones in Hollow Bastion, etc.

And is there any way to use the same recordings they used from the first games? The new Days scene (scenes?) wouldn't matter, Sora isn't in them, and I don't think they're adding anything in the KH1 and CoM...

Lastly, they should cconsider making the commands in KH1 like in KH2, with Summon separeated from Magic, a Limit part for Ragnarok, Slide Dash, etc. There was a lot of commands for very little space...

So what do you guys think? Is the ReMIX going to be awesome or not? Give me your opinion, I'd appreciate it!

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September 27, 201213 yr

Remix will be pretty cool. Only real change that I know of is the fact that the fourth command slot is now activated by triangle. I too, would like to see Kh1.5 released worldwide because it would be a truly smart move by SE.

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September 27, 201213 yr

It'll come to NA. I'm positive of that. I don't think they'll revoice the game for the English release because it won't be nessescary. I also doubt that they would remake the command menu, even if it would be nice. We were able to use it the first time we played KH and I'm sure SE thinks we can use it again I do like how they got rid of the 4th command and replaced it with a Triangle command instead. That's a nice change.