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Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory Gamekult interview: with Tetsuya Nomura, Masanobu Suzui and Ichiro Hazama; game controls, support abilities and more

French news gaming outlet, Gamekult, recently interviewed Kingdom Hearts series director Tetsuya Nomura, Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory co-director Masanobu Suzui, and series executive producer Ichiro Hazama! You can read a summary of the interview's important points below.
Huge thanks to KH13 community member, Epheymer, for providing translations of this interview!
What are your thoughts regarding these more concrete bits of information for the upcoming Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory? Let us know in the comments below!
OrpheusJoshua

Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory Japanese Website updates with System, Characters, and Music tabs; details tracks, playable characters, and gameplay elements

Earlier this week the official Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory website updated with System, Characters, and Music tabs providing more details on gameplay elements, playable characters, and confirmed music tracks within the game.
You can read descriptions for each of the sections below. Thanks to KH13's  @Ryuji_Shiryu for translations. 
SYSTEM 
Basic Operation

World Trip 

Stage Variation

Versus Mode 


*NOTE Friend Battle Royale is only exclusive to the Nintendo Switch version

Double Play

You can also take a closer look at some screenshots from the System tab in the gallery below 
  
CHARACTERS
Many characters from the Kingdom Hearts series will be playable, including Team Classic, which consists of Sora, Donald and Goofy, and Team Days, which consists of Roxas, Axel and Xion. 
 
MUSIC
Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory includes over 140 songs from throughout the Kingdom Hearts series including but not limited to
Kingdom Hearts 
A Day In Agrabah
Arabian Dream
Destiny Islands
Go For It!
Hand in Hand
Olympus Coliseum 
To Our Surprise 
Traverse Town 
Under the Sea 
Hikari 
Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories 
Castle Oblivion
The Force in You 
Kingdom Hearts II 
Darkness of the Unknown
Roxas
Savannah Pride 
Scherzo Di Notte 
Sinister Shadows
The 13th Struggle 
Vim and Vigor 
Working Together 
Kingdom Hearts II -Final Mix-
The Other Promise
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
Another Side - Battle Ver. -
Secret of Neverland
Vector to the Heavens
Kingdom Hearts Re: coded
Wonder of Electron
Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep
Dismiss
Enter the Darkness
Hau'oli, Hau'oli
Rage Awakend -The Origin-
The Encounter - Birth By Sleep Version -
Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance]
All for One
L'Impeto Oscuro
The Eye of Darkness 
Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep - A Fragmentary Passage - 
Wave of Darkness I
Kingdom Hearts III 
Let It Go 
Kingdom Heart Orchestra -World Tour- Album
Destati 
What do you think of all the new information that has come out of the official website? Let us know in the comments below! 
WakelessDream

Young Xehanort and Pirate Sora from Kingdom Hearts III added to the Japanese version of Disney Tsum Tsum

Young Xehanort and Pirate Sora from Kingdom Hearts III have been added to the LINE Disney Tsum Tsum! You can view their skills here!

Additionally, both Pirate Sora and Young Xehanort will have increased probability for being pulled until September 16th! Are any of you Tsum Tsum players excited about this sudden inclusion? Let us know in the comments below! 
OrpheusJoshua

[UPDATE] Kingdom Hearts III Tsum Tsum plushies coming soon to Shop Disney Japan and Aitai Kuji; ¥5,500 ($51.81) bundled together and available to order on October 27th, 2020

Shop Disney Japan has officially unveiled an official line of Kingdom Hearts III themed Tsum Tsum plushies! These plushies are all bundled together and cost ¥5,500! (approximately $51.81) They are available to be purchased on October 27th, 2020 at 10:00:00 Japan Time!
The included plushies are of Kairi, Sora, Riku, Mickey, Young Xehanort, Lea, Roxas and Aqua!
View the plushies via our gallery below: 
UPDATE (Oct 1, 2020): Aitai Kuji has begun accepting pre-orders for the plushies. The set will cost ¥6,500 (about $60.00) and will be available in October or November. 
Are you excited for these Tsum Tsum plushies to hit digital store shelves? Let us know in the comments below!
OrpheusJoshua

New Kingdom Hearts Blind Box Magnets available for pre-order from the Square Enix North America Store, releasing December 2020

The Square Enix North America Store has revealed two new pieces of Kingdom Hearts merchandise, including a Kingdom Hearts Glass Magnet Set and Kingdom Hearts Acrylic Magnet Set.
The Glass Magnet Set is available for $98.00, but is currently available at a discounted $88.20, while the Acrylic Magnet Set is available for $89.00 but is currently available at a discounted $80.10. Both items are set for a December 2020 release. 
Take a closer look in the gallery below 
Will you be adding these items to your collection? Let us know in the comments below! 
WakelessDream

[UPDATED] Kingdom Hearts III Sora and Riku Bring Arts Version 2 available to pre-order from Square Enix E-store; both ¥8,580

The Square Enix E-store has revealed Version 2 Bring Arts Figures for both Kingdom Hearts III Sora and Riku! Both figures are priced at ¥8,580 (approximately $80) and are available to pre-order right now!
The Sora Bring Arts Version 2 figure is scheduled for a January 30th, 2021 release, while the Riku Bring Arts Version 2 figure is scheduled for a February 6th, 2021 release!
Both the Sora and Riku figure are available at a discounted price on amiami for ¥7,310! (approximately $69)
View these figures via our galleries below:
Will you be pre-ordering these beautiful Bring Arts figures right away, or will you be waiting for them to be available for purchase on the regional stores? Let us know in the comments below!
[UPDATED] September 12, 2020: The Kingdom Hearts III Bring Arts Sora Version 2 and Kingdom Hearts III Bring Arts Riku Version 2 figures are now available for pre-order from the Square Enix North America store. You can currently purchase them for a discounted $76.49 each. 
[UPDATED] January 26, 2021: Both figures have been delayed on the Square Enix E-store. 
The Kingdom Hearts III Sora Bring Arts Version 2 figure is now currently scheduled for a May 15, 2021 release, while the Kingdom Hearts III Riku Bring Arts Version 2 figure is currently scheduled for an April 17, 2021 release.
OrpheusJoshua

[UPDATED]Kingdom Hearts Terra and Aqua Bring Arts figures available for pre-order from Square Enix E-store; ¥10,780 and ¥9,680 respectively

The Square Enix E-store has revealed the Terra and Aqua Bring Arts figures! Both are available for pre-order and are priced at ¥10,780 (approximately $101) and ¥9,680 (approximately $91) respectively!
The Terra Bring Arts figure is scheduled for a May 29th, 2021 release, and the Aqua Bring Arts figure is scheduled for a January 16th, 2021 release!
You can also pre-order both the Terra and Aqua Bring Arts figures on amiami! The Terra Bring Arts figure is discounted to ¥9,210 (approximately $87) and the Aqua Bring Arts figure is discounted to ¥8,260 (approximately $78)!
View these figures via our galleries below:
Will you be pre-ordering these beautiful Bring Arts figures right away, or will you be waiting for them to be available for purchase on the regional stores? Let us know in the comments below!
[UPDATE] September 12, 2020: The Kingdom Hearts III Bring Arts Aqua and Kingdom Hearts III Bring Arts Terra figures are now available for pre-order on the Square Enix North America store. You can purchase them for a discounted $85.49, and $94.49 respectively. 
OrpheusJoshua

Tetsuya Nomura confirms no more Kingdom Hearts games planned for the Nintendo Switch

Nintendo Enthusiast got the chance to speak with the production staff behind Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory. In addition to discussing the upcoming game, Nintendo Enthusiast inquired about the possibility of ports of previous titles and new titles in the Kingdom Hearts series coming to the Nintendo Switch. You can read the reply below.
What do you think of this information regarding the series' future on the Nintendo Switch? Let us know in the comments below! 
WakelessDream

Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory Dualshockers interview with Masanobu Suzui and Ichirou Hazama; no dual language audio, glimpse of the future, Kairi narration and more

Dualshockers has recently conducted an interview with Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory co-director Masanobu Suzui and series executive producer Ichirou Hazama!
You can the interview in full, below.

There are several aspects of this interview that are already covered in many of the other interviews that have released today but there are some new, exclusive bits of info! First of which is confirmation that no version of the game will be receiving dual-language audio. Japanese players will be receiving a Japanese dub while western players will be receiving an English dub. 
Other notable tidbits of info are that the team hopes this title is replayable for fans to the same extent that other Theatrhythm have been and there will be a mix of serious and light hearted moments throughout the game's story. There will another big element to the plot that the team is avoiding spoiling. Kairi is the narrator for when you view memorable scenes. The team finds this title to be a good introduction to the Kingdom Hearts series, and lastly, they find the 'World Tour' (Story) mode to be robust.
What are your thoughts on this batch of info for Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory? Let us know in the comments below!
OrpheusJoshua

Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory Famitsu interview with Tetsuya Nomura, Ichiro Hazama and Masanobu Suzui; development struggles, game length, 10 languages and more

Famitsu has recently released an interview they conducted with series director Tetsuya Nomura, Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory co-director Masanobu Suzui, and series executive producer Ichiro Hazama!
You can read translated excerpts relevant to Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory below, thanks to our team's Ryuji!
What are your thoughts on this enlightening interview involving some of the integral development staff behind Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory? Let us know in the comments below!
OrpheusJoshua

PlayStation Blog Japan interview discusses details of Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory with Tetsuya Nomura, Ichiro Hazama, and Masanobu Suzui

PlayStation Blog Japan recently interviewed Kingdom Hearts series director Tetsuya Nomura, series producer Ichiro Hazama, and Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory co-director Masanobu Suzui on the development of Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory. You can read some excerpts from this interview below thanks to @aitaikimochi

Other interesting points from the interview include: 
Hazama and Suzui had submitted a proposal to Nomura for a Kingdom Hearts Rhythm action game about five years ago  There are over 140 songs within the game, each evenly spread out throughout all games in the series, however since production was parallel to Kingdom Hearts III there are fewer songs from Kingdom Hearts III  The difficulty levels include Beginner/Standard/Proud but there is an additional "Performer Style" which seems to take the place of Critical difficulty.  It is not possible to change keyblades  A great deal of detail was dedicated to ensuring the sound effects of the game were unique to Kingdom Hearts  Kairi is referred to as a narrator in Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory  Nomura wanted the rhythm aspect of the game to connect with the story  Development is almost over and is in the final stages  Nomura says the development period was short, but the game's development period was the longest for Indie Zero  What do you think of these highlights from this interview? Let us know in the comments below and stay tuned for updates on translations of the full interview! 
WakelessDream

Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory GameInformer Interview with Tetsuya Nomura, Ichiro Hazama, and Masanobu Suzui discusses creative process, development details, and what to expect

GameInformer recently conducted an interview with Kingdom Hearts series director Tetsuya Nomura, series producer Ichiro Hazama, and Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory co-director Masanobu Suzui answering questions around the game's creative process, development and what to expect.
You can read the full interview below. 
What are your thoughts on this interview? Let us know in the comments below! 
WakelessDream

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