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Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX Receives 8 Gigabyte Patch on PC via Epic Games Store

In an unprecedented turn of events, Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX has received an 8-gigabyte patch on PC via the Epic Games Store. Unfortunately, the exact contents of this patch are unknown at the moment since there is a lack of given notes. Presumably, however, this patch should hopefully address the numerous issues with these ports of the titles.

There have been several reports from various fans concerning the PC ports of these games where they have questionable sound effect complications, crashing, and other faults. Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix and Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD are among the most problematic of these ports.

For now, we will simply have to wait and see what the community discovers from this considerably sized patch and whether Square Enix will officially comment on it. 

UPDATE: On a post from Square Enix Support, it is stated that Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix has been updated to fix a bug and improve stability. 

Additionally, the official Kingdom Hearts Twitter account has announced they aim to increase stability for all of the Kingdom Hearts titles on PC.

UPDATE: The size of the patch is reportedly 8 megabytes ordinarily, and is only 8 gigabytes if you have mods installed in your game.

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Inçendyne

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Damn... That's gonna eat so much space on someone's hard drive.

Awsedth

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isnt warzone like 250+gb? im sure we have room for 8gb in 2021. either way i didnt buy the scam of a game on PC, so I won't be getting the update. 

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Movies798

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Another reason why I'm not a PC gamer.

Epheymer

Member

Because of updates?

That also exist on consoles?

hawk222

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-my computer is shit and can barely run flash browser games without getting worked up

Epheymer

Member

If my PS3 starts dying, I'll need to buy a new one if it cannot be repaired. Wich, with time, will become less and less easy. Meaning I won't be able to play my games.
My PC dies, sure it's expensive but also easy to buy, meaning I don't lose my games

I still play over 20 year old games on my PS1

Well, used to, she died

And took good care of her

Well I still wanna play my PS1 games 🤷

At least the PS3 collections never crashed...

No offense to PC gamers, big respect to you, but I stay a console only gamer for a reason. 

It's pretty easy these days to find old consoles second hand or refurbished online, isn't it?

Ebay is a good place to start

Only problem is that unless you have an old TV, the picture quality is going to be shit

As I found out when I played my old PS2 copy of KH2 on my flat screen TV

8 GB seems pretty big for a patch, considering it's supposedly just updates to KH2's stability. Not too bad for those with larger hard drives so not a huge thing, I was more annoyed that I needed to reinstall all my mods. 

King_Graham

Member

My laptop takes 5 minutes short of forever just to boot up. So I don't run demanding games on it. Regardless, such is the times we live in.

 

This is a remaster collection of games that altogether added up to about 10gb in their original formats, and this patch for bug-fixing is 8gb alone. What compression are they using?

Inçendyne

Member

It's a patch and it seems as though it's just for the I.5 and II.5 games.

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