Roxasrox

II.8 isn't even out yet. I'm not going to be fretting over KH3 for a while and even then I'm not one of the people who spent 10 years expecting it when it wasn't even announced. It's a huge game and it's only been a few years since we started waiting for it. I can be patient.

Not interested. I have my PS4, that's good enough for me.

Cereal all the way, but I do love some French Toast from time to time.

A toss up between PS4 and my Vita.

Wouldn't know. I don't watch movie trailers for movies I'm certainly going to see. Trailers always spoil and I don't need to be convinced to see something I'm going to see anyway. I get to go into the movie with more fresh eyes and I'm not at risk of judging it by its trailer.

The hosts were actually really fun. I was impressed at how not-cringey the whole thing was. Genuinely enjoyable enthusiasm and comedic personalities made the entire event a joy to watch. E3 should take notes, especially you, Ubisoft. I have to vote for the movie. Kingsglaive looks and sounds awesome. Sean Bean, man.

I have all of them and they all have unique nicknames. I'm going to do it all over again in II.8.

I'm not against the concept. VR in itself is not a bad thing and I'm sure it's going to be a great investment later down the line. But as far as it connects to Kingdom Hearts, I can't see the point, although I'm open minded to the possibilities.

I prefer Passion to Sanctuary, but I prefer Simple and Clean to Hikari.

UK. It won't be coming out until the end of the month. Same time as Batman Vs Superman. Between the two of them, I'll be prioritising Zootopia.

Just watched a Goofy Movie again recently, actually. Goofy's a wonderful character.

Nothing wrong with multiplayer. It'd be nice to have it there for the people who'd enjoy it and it'd certainly allow for more fun with friends.

Yes, but one short line as a temporary stand-in prior to an official cast of the role hardly counts.

Definitely yes. It's a guarantee that they will all be returning. No doubt about it.

Technically, the only reason David Gallagher is here is because he voices Riku and Riku's been possessed by Xehanort. I really don't think that should count since he's really just the voice of Riku rather than a full incarnation of Xehanort and he never speaks in that state without the echo of Billy Zane or Richard Epcar alongside him. I'm picking Ben Diskin. I love every line his character says and the way he works at portraying him is really interesting. Every voice actor on this list is an absolute talent giant though.

He already is. The series has just been shy about pushing it. If the two of them kiss at any point in KH3, it will frankly be long overdue.

I greatly wish that the background music was an option.

I find it weird that Kairi has a lot of votes, given that she has the least amount of lines out of all the main characters in the series, especially not counting her BBS role since that wasn't Hayden Panettiere. Maybe that's the very reason she's getting voted. Man, Kairi really needs a lot more time to shine.

All of them are excellent voice actors. I honestly don't think there's been a single miscast in this series. It's one of its strengths. That said, I might place Terra as an exception to that but I don't know if that's down to Jason Dohring's acting or not. Sometimes he sounds great but usually he sounds dull. I'm hoping that it's not just his voice and that he'll prove me wrong in Kingdom Hearts III, but for now, I have my doubts about him.

I want every game to have optional bosses.

Gosh yes, the first game was phenomenal (and still is). I think I'd prefer the original cast were left alone (aside from the Reapers) but a sequel in any capacity would be appreciated, especially if it measures up to the first game.

Excellent selection, I have to say. It's close with Dearly Beloved and Xion's theme, but I've got to pick 'At Dusk I Will Think of You' for the sheer innocence and peacefulness of it.

There's nothing wrong with the inclusion of optional mini-games. It's good for the people who want to play them and sometimes people enjoy them more than the base game - not that I'm saying that's ever been the case with Kingdom Hearts - so bring on the mini-games.

I mean, who wouldn't want to live under a perpetual beautiful sunset? (I wouldn't, my actual answer is Traverse Town, it's so homely)

I take it this isn't just 2016 releases? I'm most excited for the Final Fantasy VII Remake, to be honest, followed by 2.8, followed by KH3, followed by Persona 5, followed by FFXV. For games outside this list, I'm looking forward to Uncharted 4, Vampyr, Horizon Zero Dawn, Detroit: Become Human, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and maybe The Division.