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Square Enix have updated their official Japanese website for Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. This update includes an addition to the "Events" section, which features videos relating to the game, as well as high quality screenshots. These additions can be seen below, in our gallery, and our Birth by Sleep trailers page in the video archive.
Birth by Sleep, Japanese website
All images are from Square Enix's official website.




The ESRB have given the English version of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep an official rating and statement. Birth by Sleep will be rated Everyone 10+, for "Fantasy Violence, Mild Suggestive Themes". ESRB's statement about the game can be read below.
This is a role-playing game in which players assume the role of one of three characters aspiring to become a "Keyblade" master. Players explore fantasy worlds, perform missions and mini-games, and battle various enemies along the way. Characters use magic spells and a giant key-shaped sword to attack enemies (e.g., humans, ice golems, dragons, magical suits of armor) in melee-style combat. Enemies react to damage by crying out in pain or bursting into small orbs that serve as items and power-ups for players. One cutscene depicts a man sinking a keyblade into his chest as a burst of light appears. A female character's breasts jiggle slightly during cutscenes.
Square Enix have updated their official Japanese website for Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. This update includes the addition of an "Events" section, which features videos relating to the game, as well as high quality screenshots. These additions can be seen below, in our gallery, and our Birth by Sleep trailers page in the video archive.
Birth by Sleep, Japanese website
All images are from Square Enix's official website.





Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Ultimania, the companion book to Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, has recently released in Japan. Scans of this book have begun to surface online, from Kingdom Hearts Insider and HEARTSTATION.ORG. These pieces of artwork, renders, and interviews, can be seen in our gallery, below.
Birth by Sleep Ultimania
Thanks to Studio Bent Stuff, Kingdom Hearts Insider and HEARTSTATION.ORG.

Last week, the official companion book to the recently released Kingdom Hearts title, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, was released in Japan. This book, titled Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Ultimania, contains information and artwork concerning the game, and the future of the series. Three interviews were included in the book, which can be read at our forum, thanks to Kingdom Hearts Insider.
The companion book for the recently released Kingdom Hearts title, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, known as Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Ultimania, has been released in Japan. This book contains artwork and information relating to the game, as well as an interview with the series' director, Tetsuya Nomura. So far, only the interview has appeared online. HEARTSTATION.ORG have obtained and translated this interview, and it can be read at our forum.
The English version of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep has been announced for North America and Europe. This announcement comes in the form in the opening of official websites from both regions, as well as press releases from Square Enix. The North American website can be seen here, while the European website can be seen here. Screenshots from both websites can be seen below, while Square Enix's press releases for North America and Europe can be read at our forum.
Birth by Sleep, North American website
All images are from the official website.


Birth by Sleep, European website
All images are from the official website.

The March 4, 2010 issue of Famitsu Weekly magazine has included an article on Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. This article, which was scanned and translated by HEARTSTATION.ORG, contains details on how to unlock things in Birth by Sleep, as well as a short interview with the game's director, Tetsuya Nomura. The original article can be seen below, and the translation can be seen at our forum.
Famitsu Weekly (March 4, 2010)
Thanks to HEARTSTATION.ORG.

The latest issue of Otona Fami magazine has included an article on Kingdom Hearts coded. This article contains an interview with coded's senior planner, Jun Kato. Final Fantasy Ring have translated Ameba's interpretation of the interview, and this can be read below.
Asked about the future of the title, the last chapter was released a few weeks ago, he apparently confided his desire to be able to offer a wider audience, given that relatively few people are able to play on his current platform (mobile phones NTT DoCoMo). Alas, not clear if he means by this that he would like the title is available on a real console, or simply to other models of mobile phones.
Kingdom Hearts coded is a Kingdom Hearts title that has recently been released in Japan. In Japan, the game was distributed in the form of downloadable episodes for Japanese phones. Due to these phones not being available elsewhere, there is much speculation about whether or not coded will make it to North America and other English speaking regions.
KH13.com have emailed the voice actor of Jiminy Cricket, which you can see here. Although this does not confirm coded, it shows that the content from coded will appear in English in one way or another. This could be in the form of some kind of English release of the game, or the content could appear in another form, such as a part of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. This is all speculation, but we can be sure coded's content will appear in English.

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