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Last year at E3 2010, Square Enix shocked Kingdom Hearts fans by announcing a new game for the upcoming Nintendo 3DS console-- known at the time as "Kingdom Hearts 3D". Later, at Square Enix's 1st Production Department Premiere event, it was announced that the full title of the game is "Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance", revealed along with the first trailer for the game.
So, what do we know about Dream Drop Distance? You can read a short summary of what we know at our forum. However, mostly the plot is unknown. So, we'd like to invite everyone to tell us. What do you think the plot of Kingdom Hearts 3D will be? The best theories will be selected and featured on the front page, so make sure you participate.
The cover of the Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days manga's second volume has appeared online, and can now be seen below, in our gallery.
Manga → 358/2 Days

Volume 2 starts with chapter 15, and will continue along following the story of 358/2 Days. A majority of these chapters can be read above, in our gallery in English, so make sure to check this out. The manga series is an adaption of the games by Shiro Amano.
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, a remake of Kingdom Hearts coded, has continued to sell well since its release. Re:coded, which first released on 7 October 2010 in Japan, was later released in North America on 11 January 2011.
Recently, sales data of January 2011 in Japan for Nintendo DS games has been released, and according to the NPD Group, Kingdom Hearts Re:coded has topped the chart. This can be seen to the right. Of course, this is good news for the Kingdom Hearts series as it shows that even the minor games prove to be popular and worthwhile for Square Enix.
KH13.com's gallery has seen continuous updates throughout February 2011. Since we last reported about additions to the gallery in December 2010, many new albums have been created, and old ones updated. Below, a full list of new albums can be seen.
Manga → Kingdom Hearts II → Chapters 20 to 37
Manga → 358/2 Days → Chapter 15
Screenshots → Birth by Sleep & 358/2 Days Original Soundtrack website
Screenshots → Dream Drop Distance, Japanese website
Screenshots → Famitsu.com → February 16, 2011
KH13.com's gallery aims to provide the community with the largest collection of articles and screenshots, as well as other images, related to the Kingdom Hearts series. This is an ongoing effort, and more content is continuously being added. Please check back regularly to see what new content we update with, and feel free to comment and tell us if there's anything you want to see.
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy, a game to be released by Square Enix on March 3, 2011, is set to include characters with costumes from the Kingdom Hearts series. Previously, we knew that Cloud Strife would be playable with his costume from Kingdom Hearts. However, we now know thanks to the official website that Leon, known as Squall in the Final Fantasy series, will also be playable with his Kingdom Hearts costume. Screenshots of these characters in the game can be seen below.
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy

The official Kingdom Hearts blog, Message from the KINGDOM, has updated with a new blog post concerning additions to Kingdom Hearts Mobile. This update includes new pictures and ringtones, available to download from the Avatar Kingdom. Images of this can be seen below, in our gallery.
Message from the KINGDOM

Avatar Kingdom is a service of Kingdom Hearts Mobile, available on phones sold in Japan. Let us know what you think about Mobile by commenting below!
Tetsuya Nomura, the director of the Kingdom Hearts series, has discussed the PlayStation Portable 2, otherwise known as the NGP, in the latest issue of Dengeki PlayStation magazine. Currently, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep is only available in UMD form, and not as a downloadable title, meaning it will be unable to be played on the NGP at launch. However, thanks to translations by andriasang.com, we now know the following.
Regarding a possible Kingom Hearts Birth by Sleep download release, Nomura says that this is difficult for a reason he can't say. The problem is separate from Square Enix, Disney or Utada Hikaru (who sings the theme songs). "I want to do something, but it will take time." Also, "Nomura said that he could not yet talk about his (or possibly Square Enix's) plans for NGP titles." It is possible that a Kingdom Hearts title will eventually appear on the new console, but it is not yet known for sure. What do you think? Be sure to share your opinion.
One of the most frequently asked questions by fans of Kingdom Hearts is "When will Kingdom Hearts III be released?" Often, fans complain that the gap between Kingdom Hearts II and the eventual KH3 has taken much too long, and is filled with too many "side" games. So, why is it taking so long, and when will KH3 be released? Find out by reading the full story.
However, of course, nothing is confirmed yet. We want to know what you think! When do you think it will release? Vote in the poll and let us know.
Also, we are allowing the community to ask a question, which will be answered next time. Today's question was "When will Kingdom Hearts III be released?" So, what do you want to know next? Leave a comment.
Famitsu.com have interviewed Yoko Shimomura, the composer of the Kingdom Hearts series, in response to the recently released album Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep and 358/2 Days Original Soundtrack. Although the interview is not yet translated, a rough automated translation can be read at our forum.
Generally, Shimomura has simply shared her thoughts on the album, including those on the songs from Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix. Sekido Takeshi and Takeharu Ishimoto were also questioned about the album, giving similar insight. Their responses, again for the moment in broken English, can be read at our forum.
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep & 358/2 Days Original Soundtrack is a three disc compilation that released on February 2, 2011, containing tracks from Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, and Birth by Sleep Final Mix. Please read this full article, vote in the poll and let us know if you own the album.
The second volume of the novel for Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, titled Best Friends, has had a higher quality version of its cover appear online. Thanks to Amazon.com, the higher quality cover can be seen below, in our gallery.
Birth by Sleep → Volume 2

Best Friends releases on February 24, 2011, and is the second in a series of novels telling the story of Birth by Sleep.
Square Enix UK have released a new trailer for Kingdom Hearts Re:coded has been found. The trailer, available in 720p, shows various game play styles including the command matrix. This can be viewed below and can be downloaded from our video archive.
The fact that this trailer was released in 720p is a good sign, as it further supports the idea that Square Enix will be releasing all future trailers in high definition. Most recently, Square Enix released the first trailer for Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance in 720p. Re:coded released in English regions on January 11, 2011 for Nintendo DS. Make sure to share your thoughts on the trailer.
Many of you will know, since the release of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix, the community has been speculating about a new Kingdom Hearts title. This title is, of course, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep -Volume Two-.
Cutscenes from the Secret Episode of Birth by Sleep Final Mix heavily hinted at a future title of the Kingdom Hearts series with that given name.
However, the question remains. On what console will this game release, and when? Click here to get a comprehensive answer, and of course, share your ideas by voting!

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