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Square Enix has announced Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ will be released in Japan via the Apple App Store & Google Play Store for iOS & Android devices respectively on September 3, 2015 at 12PM JST. That's September 2 at 8PM PST and 11PM EST. It will be available for download from 12AM JST for iOS & Android devices on the same day but the service will not commence until 12PM JST, 12 hours later.
 
Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ is a port of the Japan exclusive web browser game, Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] for iOS & Android devices. It is a free-to-play app with optional in-app-purchases. It has been confirmed for a release in North America.
Square Enix has announced their line-up for Tokyo Game Show 2015, and among them is the upcoming iOS & Android title, Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ. The title will have some form of video available, most likely a launch trailer. It is currently unknown if it will be playable but it would be likely with the game scheduled to be released this month. Kingdom Hearts III is not among the line-up however.
During D23 Expo 2015, Disney Infinity Codes got the chance to try out the King Mickey power disc as well as the opportunity to have a conversation with Sean Patton, the senior producer of Disney Infinity. This video is now on their YouTube Channel and can also be found below:
 




 
The video shows off Mickey in his Kingdom Hearts outfit as well as a little bit of his gameplay. Sean Patton makes his entrance into the video at the 2:40 mark and talks about the excitement at the Disney Interactive presentation around Kingdom Hearts III as well as the reaction to the new Kingdom Hearts based additions to Disney Infinity 3.0. When asked about the abilities of the Keyblade and what exactly it will be able to do other than being a sword, Sean answered that he "doesn't want to spoil all the cool stuff the Keyblade does.".
 
As the Keyblade and King Mickey's power disc were announced as a tie in with Kingdom Hearts III in the Disney Interactive presentation, there's a possibility that Keyblade transformations could be one of the abilities. What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.
The Walt Disney Company announced through both their Disney Infinity Twitch and Twitter accounts that they would be holding a sweepstakes in which 100 lucky fans could win a King Mickey power disc for Disney Infinity 3.0. This power disc was given away to attendees of D23 in Anaheim, California with the promise that it would never to be sold in retail stores.
 
The rules and details for the sweepstakes can be found below:
 
Will you be entering the sweepstakes? Let us know in the comments below!
Square Enix has posted a new video on their official Twitter page for Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ which shows Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ running smoothly on an iPhone 4S. The iPhone 4S is a pretty old phone, having been originally released in October 2011 which is a very good sign for those with old iOS & Android smartphones and tablets hoping to play the game. You can view the video below.
 




Square Enix has uploaded several new promotional videos to the Japanese Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ website, showcasing the new gameplay system of Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ. These clips take place in a variety of different worlds and show off the core mechanics of the games, such as conversations, medals, raid boss battles, and touch screen functions. All the gameplay videos can be watched below:
 
 
 




















 
The game is scheduled to be released next week in Japan for iOS & Android devices for free with optional in-app-purchases. Will you be playing the Japanese release of KHUχ?
The official press release Twitter account for Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ, run by series director Tetsuya Nomura, has revealed that the game may release next week in Japan. Thanks goes to misomilk from Tumblr for the translation!

 
There you have it! Assuming the final tests go well, those in Japan may be playing Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ next week. An actual date has not been set, but we will be sure to report when an actual release date is announced. What do you suppose this news means for the eventual North American release? Let us know in the comments!
In a previous article, we reported that Tetsuya Nomura, director of the Kingdom Hearts series, was interviewed by Ruliweb and claimed that there were no plans to release Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX and Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX on the PlayStation 4. However, as we and others further investigated this interview, one paragraph stuck out. Using Google Translate, rumors were spread about worlds like Pride Lands and Halloween Town not returning in Kingdom Hearts III. However, thanks to Jess from Tumblr and Amber from Tumblr, we have translated a section of the interview that will clear things up:
 
 
To clarify, Nomura states that maps used in the previous games will not return. This does not rule out movies that we have seen before, as evidenced by the return of the Hercules world seen in the
. We have never ventured in the areas around Mount Olympus, but we have been in the Coliseum, a "Town Near Thebes", and the Underworld from the Hercules movie. While it is likely that Halloween Town and other such worlds from movies featured in previous games will not return, simply because of the lack of new maps/areas, it does not rule them out completely. 
With this new information, which new areas from worlds we have visited in the series would you like to see in Kingdom Hearts III? Let us know in the comments!
The official cover for Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories The Novel has been revealed on Amazon. With Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories The Novel being released on September 22, 2015 it finally has a cover released to the public. The novel for Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories is set to be the second novel in the Kingdom Hearts series released in English. Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories is also the second game in the Kingdom Hearts series in which Sora continues his travels from Kingdom Hearts. Below you can read a description of Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories The Novel and view the cover.
 



 
Are you interested in getting Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories The Novel? Let us know in the comments below!
 
Update: Yen Press have added Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories The Novel to their official website. There is some extra information which includes: it will have 600 pages and is sized at 5-1/2″ by 8-1/4″.
Square Enix has announced the new Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Flood plush toy that was revealed earlier this year will be released in Japan on September 26, 2015. The Flood plush toy will cost 4,940 Yen.
 
They also announced the Kingdom Hearts Shadow plush toy will be released on October 30, 2015. The Shadow plush toy will cost 3,300 Yen. The Shadow plush toy was released in December 2012, but we are unsure why it's being re-released now.
 
Note: The Japanese Square Enix online store will not ship outside of Japan.
 
You can view pictures of these two plush toys below. Thanks go to @aibo_ac7 for the tip.
 
 
 






On the official Disney Games Japan website, new screenshots of Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ were posted and shared. As the game is reaching the final stages of development and being prepared to release in September, more and more screenshots are shared to show it's current progress in development. Along with the new screenshots shared on the official Disney Games Japan website, the official Twitter account for Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ, @KHUX_PR, have also shared new screenshots. You can view them below thanks to @bKvEBVAvUq for the tip.
 



 



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