Why don't you make the 1.5 hd remix logo it's own thing. I see it hovering above kh1, rechain, and 358 but shouldn't it be after kh3d? I'm saying this because when 2.5 comes out with bbs and 2 and coded what are you going to do?

DC was having a hard time figuring out where to put it. In the end he decided to put it over the three games in it because there's only so much space and it also looks pretty good actually. DC was also actually wondering about 2.5 considering BBS most likely being in it but that's quite some time away so he'll figure something out.

DC was having a hard time figuring out where to put it. In the end he decided to put it over the three games in it because there's only so much space and it also looks pretty good actually. DC was also actually wondering about 2.5 considering BBS most likely being in it but that's quite some time away so he'll figure something out.

Well if he's worried about space then where will he put x(chi)?

Well if he's worried about space then where will he put x(chi)?

No idea.

Why the HD 1.5 button is "its own thing": This is to reflect the fact that HD 1.5 is a collection of previous titles. KH, CoM and Days (the original versions) aren't very relevant now that they've been re-released for the PS3. It wouldn't make sense to have them side-by-side. I think this works much better. The menu reflects the chronology and current state of the games in the series.

 

What we'll do if HD 2.5 contains BBS: We'll simply change the layout from chronological, as it is now, to a more collection-based layout. We could simply move BBS to its correct location in the collection, whether that be after KH2 or after Re:coded, and then do the same thing to those 3 that we did to HD 1.5 (have a HD 2.5 button above them).

 

What we'll do about X[chi]: We'll only add X[chi] to the main menu if it becomes important enough. This could happen due to an international release, if international fans are able to play the Japanese version, or if enough focus is given to the Japanese release. (At least one of these seems likely to happen.) And then, if we decide it's important enough, we'll simply squish the other buttons some more and add it in. Maybe we'll design our own buttons that look better on a smaller scale.

 

Also, it's worth pointing out that Square Enix Japan created this diagram sometime *after* I decided on the current menu layout:

Seems like we share some ideas

Why the HD 1.5 button is "its own thing": This is to reflect the fact that HD 1.5 is a collection of previous titles. KH, CoM and Days (the original versions) aren't very relevant now that they've been re-released for the PS3. It wouldn't make sense to have them side-by-side. I think this works much better. The menu reflects the chronology and current state of the games in the series.

 

What we'll do if HD 2.5 contains BBS: We'll simply change the layout from chronological, as it is now, to a more collection-based layout. We could simply move BBS to its correct location in the collection, whether that be after KH2 or after Re:coded, and then do the same thing to those 3 that we did to HD 1.5 (have a HD 2.5 button above them).

 

What we'll do about X[chi]: We'll only add X[chi] to the main menu if it becomes important enough. This could happen due to an international release, if international fans are able to play the Japanese version, or if enough focus is given to the Japanese release. (At least one of these seems likely to happen.) And then, if we decide it's important enough, we'll simply squish the other buttons some more and add it in. Maybe we'll design our own buttons that look better on a smaller scale.

 

Also, it's worth pointing out that Square Enix Japan created this diagram sometime *after* I decided on the current menu layout:

Seems like we share some ideas

 

We do have that in the gallery you know. Lol.

 

Which remind's me, HD 1.5 ReMIX needs it's text fixed.