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Square Enix have updated their North American website for Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. This updates includes additions to the worlds pages, including a summary for various worlds, a description of each character residing in that world, and various screenshots from the game. Also updated was the section for promotional videos. This update includes three new videos promoting the English version of Birth by Sleep, which can be downloaded from our video archive, or seen below.


GameSpot have posted an article concerning the upcoming English version of the Kingdom Hearts title for the PlayStation Portable, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. This article contains a new trailer, which can be seen below or downloaded from our video archive. Also included is an interview with the director of the Kingdom Hearts series, Tetsuya Nomura, which can be read at our forum.
The August 2010 issue of PlayStation: The Official Magazine has included an article on Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. This article provides an overview of the game, and also shows some screenshots of the game in English. The article, scanned by Dawninmyheart, can be seen below, in our gallery.
PlayStation: The Official Magazine (August 2010)

Square Enix's official Japanese website for Kingdom Hearts Re:coded has been updated. This update, which is to the system section of the website, contains information and screenshots regarding the Bug Block and Battle Command aspects of the game. The Battle Command section includes a small trailer, which can be seen below our downloaded from our video archive.
The latest issue of Dengeki PlayStation magazine has included an interview with the director of the Kingdom Hearts series, Tetsuya Nomura. Here, Nomura discusses the English version of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, revealing some of the game's additions. Kingdom Hearts Media have translated the interview, which can be read below.
Q: The North American version of BBS is to be released soon?
A: Yes, it will be released on September 7. Even though we've added many things, the story has changed a little. Mark Hamill will be voicing Master Eraqus, and the voice of Master Xehanort is Leonard Nimoy, from Star Trek. A new mysterious enemy has been added. It's terribly strong, so winning is an achievement. You meet it twice, and the debugger had to try twenty times before defeating it once. Q: Is it stronger than the Vanitas' Sentiment?
A: We took a survey, and some people thought it was a little stronger than the Vanitas Sentiment, but others thought it was far stronger. Like the Lingering Sentiment of KH2FM+, its attacks are hard to predict, unlike Vanitas' Sentiment, which has movements that are fairly easy to read. The new enemy will use nefarious tricks.
Q: Is the new character also involved with the story?
A: As with the Lingering Sentiment, at the time of KHBBS I can't reveal that.
Q: And the other major changes?
A: Mega Flare proved too strong and violent, so we've weakened that ability. In addition, there were complaints about the reward for defeating Vanitas' Sentiment, so you will now receive his Keyblade as a prize. Such a modification is a fun novelty that fits well in KH tradition.
Q: Is there a new secret movie?
A: No, sadly there is not, because we didn't have additional time. Instead, look to Re:coded to prepare you for the secret movie. Please look forward to that, as NA gets no mobile content. We considered many things, including KH:Days in the making of the secret movie.
The June 24, 2010 issue of Famitsu Weekly magazine has featured an article on Kingdom Hearts Re:coded. This article shows new screenshots of the game, and includes an interview with the series' director, Tetsuya Nomura. Scans of the article can be seen below, in our gallery. Also, the interview can be read at our forum.
June 24, 2010
Thanks to Kingdom Hearts Insider and HEARTSTATION.ORG.

Nintendo World were able to conduct an interview with the director of the Kingdom Hearts series, Tetsuya Nomura. Here, Nomura revealed that he is considering the possibility of Pixar characters being included in the future of the Kingdom Hearts series. The exact quote is below.
“I am aware of the fan requests for Pixar characters,” said the Square Enix director. “I will do my best. Maybe one day Pixar characters will be featured in the Kingdom Hearts series.”

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