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Due to popular demand, Kingdom Hearts -The Story So Far- has been restocked for the United States and will be available on March 15th for Canada and Latin America and March 29th for Europe.
Kingdom Hearts -The Story So Far- contains Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX (Kingdom Hearts Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories, Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep Final Mix, and HD Remastered cinematics of Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days and Kingdom Hearts Re:coded) and Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue (Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD, Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth By Sleep -A Fragmentary Passage-,  Kingdom Hearts χ Back Cover [movie]).

The game was originally announced back in October 2018 and was sold exclusively for the United States. It is a PlayStation 4 exclusive. 
 
Someone might still be having hard times realizing this but yes, it has been a whole month since the launch of Kingdom Hearts III, which happened on January 28. To celebrate, Tetsuya Nomura and the Kingdom Hearts team decided to give fans a special thank you. You can take a look at the short video here below.
Don't forget to take a look at our latest articles on Kingdom Hearts III Ultimania and Tetsuya Nomura's Dengeki PlayStation interview!
With Kingdom Hearts III now out for a month, series director Tetsuya Nomura has begun commenting on a number of mysteries from the game. In both the Dengeki PlayStation interview released yesterday, and the official companion book Kingdom Hearts III Ultimania released today, Nomura has answered a number of questions relating to plot points from the game.
We have summarised these below. Beware, these details may contain some endgame spoilers.
Thanks go to @sololonlon, @khunion and @RedMakuzawa for these translations.
It goes without saying that this is a heap of interesting information – so please speculate away!
Update: Thanks to @lunesacree, even more details from the Kingdom Hearts III Ultimania are now available. These have been summarised and quoted below!
 
Tetsuya Nomura, the director of the Kingdom Hearts series, has been interviewed by Dengeki PlayStation about Kingdom Hearts III and the future of the Kingdom Hearts series. Regarding Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross], Nomura stated that an update containing a new world is coming, and that the main story of the game will start to progress drastically, with secrets starting to be unveiled.
Thanks go to our translator @sololonlon for these details. 
As of today, February 28, 2019, the Kingdom Hearts VR Experience is now out in English. Kingdom Hearts VR Experience is a 10 minute interactive video for PlayStation VR, and is available as a free download. Check out our review of the experience here, or, if you aren't able to download the title, feel free to check out our recorded English gameplay below!
Additional VR scenarios will be released as a free update later this year.
Kingdom Hearts III Ultimania (the official companion book for Kingdom Hearts III) has released today in Japan. Details from the book, and particularly the important interviews contained within, are starting to appear online. These details give hints towards the future of the series.
One thing said is that there will be at least one Kingdom Hearts title that releases before a Kingdom Hearts 4. They also stated that they can't talk about the next title yet, but that "concepts for various works" that come up in the interview. This follows series director Tetsuya Nomura's comments about the future of the series made yesterday.
Thanks go to @aibo_ac7 and @khunion for these details and interview translation.
Kingdom Hearts III Ultimania, the official companion book for Kingdom Hearts III, is releasing on February 28, 2019 in Japan – and with only one day to go, it has been revealed that the book is 736 pages long. This is one page longer than Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix Ultimania.

Kingdom Hearts III Ultimania will mainly serve as a guidebook and a detailed data book for everything in Kingdom Hearts III, but will also contain artwork and a special interview.
Tetsuya Nomura, the director of the Kingdom Hearts series, has been interviewed by Dengeki PlayStation about Kingdom Hearts III. Here, Nomura confirmed that DLC for Kingdom Hearts III is currently in development. A critical mode difficulty level is being worked on, as well as some expansions to the story of the game. Specifically, Nomura was asked about the following plot point from Kingdom Hearts III, and the answer was that it will be explained with DLC.
It is unknown exactly when this DLC will be released, but Nomura stated that free additions may come "sooner" and be released as soon as they are ready, while, the paid DLC will be grouped into one single package and is aimed to be released by the end of 2019.
Update: In Kingdom Hearts III Ultimania (the official companion book for Kingdom Hearts III) it was revealed that "critical mode" will be released as one of the free DLCs. Thanks go to @khunion for this tidbit.
Nomura also talked about whether there are plans for the future of the series (answering that there aren't specific plans for now, but discussions will take place), mentioned that Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross] will soon be moving to a new world, and commenting on a couple of story points from Kingdom Hearts III.
We will update with a full interview translation as soon as possible.
Contrary to any possible expectation, today The OP (aka USAopoly) announced the development of Talisman: Kingdom Hearts Edition, which is coming later this year. The OP is known for publishing other licensed version of popular classic games based on pop culture 3rd party properties. In this case, Talisman, an acclaimed board game published by Games Workshop, which is at its fourth edition, will feature a whole new Kingdom Hearts-inspired version.

The game will be playable for two to six players, and the selectable roles are going to be Sora, Kairi, Riku, King Mickey, and Goofy. The players’ main goal will be to “acquire the needed Strength and Magic to seal the Door to Darkness and keep Heartless from consuming the communal worlds”, according to an official press release. The board map will still feature three different regions, with custom six-sided dices, tokens, and cards, both the aspects of the original game and offering a new kind of Disney-based experience. Iconic locations such as Neverland and Traverse Town, a Munny-themed currency, and Gummy Paths, will mark the main characteristics of what is going to be the first Kingdom Hearts board game.
Are you looking forward to the board game release? Let us know if you're going to buy it in the comments!
 
The Kingdom Hearts VR Experience is finally releasing worldwide! Owners of the PlayStation VR headset will soon be able to immerse themselves in some of the series' most memorable scenes, when the application launches on Thursday, February 28th.
As with the previously released Japanese version, the Kingdom Hearts VR Experience includes a ten-minute-long interactive video featuring footage and music from the series' history. In addition, players will be able to unlock new content over time, including an interactive battle against several Heartless.

Do you own a PlayStation VR headset? Will you be getting one to experience Kingdom Hearts in VR? Let us know in the comments below!
Back in January, Square Enix announced Final Fantasy Record Keeper and Kingdom Hearts will have a collaboration event in celebration of the worldwide release of Kingdom Hearts III.  
A press release for the event has been posted on Square Enix's press site. You can read it below.
Screenshots of Sora and Riku along with Axel and Roxas and battle scenes have also been posted to our gallery. You can view them below.
A teaser trailer for the collaboration was uploaded on Youtube. You can watch it below.
In addition to the event for Final Fantasy Record Keeper, Kingdom Hearts Union x [Cross] will be having their own event that will be bringing new medals, deals, and raid boss events to enjoy. You can read more about them here.
The collaboration will run until March 6th. 
Will you be participating in this collaboration event on either Final Fantasy Record Keeper or Kingdom Hearts Union x [Cross]? Let us know in the comments below!
As Kingdom Hearts III came out almost one month ago on January 29, so did the first attempts to look up for all the “hidden truths” veiled into the deepest parts of the game. Although datamining seems impossible at the moment, in this article we will try to sum up all the known discoveries to date made through save editing. Be aware that some of the following medias might be spoiler, so keep reading at your own risk.

The first and the most curious finding goes to @Keytotruth. Apparently, Kingdom Hearts III does have some sort of “Critical” Mode. In a quick image comparison, you can spot a clear difference between the HP and MP bar from a Proud Mode save file, and a “Critical” Mode one, as in the letter, the two are considerably reduced. More infos to come.

Plus, it looks like beating the game on “Critical” is not going to be displayed into the final Battle Report (credits to @Soraalam1).

Thanks to @xeeynamo and @Keytotruth, Aqua managed to get working outside the Vanitas boss fight (which is her only playable moment in the whole game). The negative side is that she is playable on Land of The Departure only. It is also interesting to notice that Aqua has an unused idle face, which might lead to the hypothesis of previous development plans to make her playable during other game phases. Here you can both check out some in-game screenshots and a recorded video from @xeeynamo.

One more interesting finding goes to @xeeynamo and @Keytotruth, who accomplished to equip some of the unused (but existent within the game) Keyblades, like Braveheart (Riku’s new Keyblade), Way to Dawn, Master’s Defender and Mickey’s (still) unnamed new Keyblade. In one of his screenshots, @xeeynamo also displayed the possibility to wield Donald’s Mage’s Staff+. Note that no Keyblade beyond Riku ones seem to deal any kind of damage. Here you can both check out some in-game screenshots and a recorded video from @xeeynamo.


Thanks to @The13thVessel it is now available a guide to explore San Fransokyo out of its boundaries. You might be willing to check it out, so be sure to follow the exact steps to avoid getting sora despawned.


Another compelling discovery from @Keytotruth is that Cura’s 4th spell level, Curaza, does actually exist within the game. However, it seems it can only be triggered by eating some specific food. He also managed to cast in-water spells on the ground.

  @Keytotruth also noticed an interesting detail concerning the plushies from the King of Toys UFO boss-fight room. Apparently, they have their own unique sounds, which are almost unnoticeable during the boss fight because of both BGM and SFXs.
What’s your opinion on these newly found discoveries about the game?
Remember that we’ll make sure to constantly update this article whenever something new comes out.

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