Roxasrox

I'd give it a 10 for KH2FM+ alone. Having everything else on top of that is a total bonus. I don't get why people are bringing their score down based on their opinion of all the content. If one thing in the collection alone justifies the purchase, you needn't concern yourself with the other stuff. Personally, I think Days has some of the best writing in the series. And ReCoded's movie is pretty good, although the characters tend to repeat themselves and state the obvious a lot. It still has a couple of excellent scenes that really stand out.

If we're talking about Kingdom Hearts III, 2016. If we're talking about another remake, 2015. If we're talking about another handheld game, 2016.

I'm really not too bothered about the gifts. I got some good stuff, even a few surprises, but I'm pretty content. I feel for my sister though. She had to go through that feeling of receiving a really expensive present that she didn't like.

Well... I like that it's ending.

Took the quiz three times, mixing around my answers but still choosing things I would say/pick. Got Riku, Ventus and Goofy in that order. Good quiz.

I would, if I was capable of producing artwork remotely good.

For my first playthrough, reliving the game, having fun and being a completionist, I'm playing Proud. When I'm done with that and want to go at it again for a heavier challenge, I'll try this 'Critical Mode' I've heard so much about.

I've got to stop pre-ordering things. Post is late.

I saw the title and rolled my eyes as I clicked it, expecting some sort of theory or jumping to a conclusion. I laughed so hard when I saw that picture. Thank you. You've cheered up my day.

Yep. Came out today in my country. At any point today I could have walked into a shop and bought it. But I'd pre-ordered it from GAME so that I wouldn't have to. Was really excited. It didn't arrive. It'll probably come tomorrow. ...I've waited this long, I suppose. Still, I'm never pre-ordering from GAME again.

The third option, soon to be the second.

Haven't played BBS in at least two years. Haven't played KH2 in even longer. Haven't ever played the final mixes or ReCoded. I felt like replaying BBS not that long ago, and I could have, but I've held off so that I won't replay it until I get II.5. I'm dead excited.

I'm very excited, but I won't be getting it next week. I'll be getting it a couple of days afterwards. When it comes out in the UK.

Not watched the English footage save for two scenes. Not watched the new secret ending. Not going to until I fight my way to them myself. This is nothing though. I really want to play Kingdom Hearts III without watching any future trailers, footage, screenshots, interviews or features. That will be extremely difficult. But I'm going to try my darn best.

Platinumed the first game. Only real obstacle was the Gummi Ship missions. While hard, they were really time consuming as well. Also three playthroughs, but I enjoyed every one.

Wait.

Again, until I see more evidence proving that's not just a guess, no matter how educated a guess it is, I'm not going to blindly assume that. The E3 2013 XV reveal footage was done while Nomura was still at the wheel, that was anything but choppy or nothing. It's more logical that Nomura simply wasn't needed on it anymore as he'd done enough and the rest was out of his hands. That's a guess as well, but it's just as valid. EDIT: Just came across this. Adding it for the record: "Famitsu points out that it was at last year’s E3 that the change of hardware and Tabata joining the development team were announced. “Yes, it was about a half a year after I began working on the trial product developed as Final Fantasy XV,which was approved, and then we officially continued the project as FFXV, and announced it at E3 in 2013,” says Tabata. He adds, “Afterwards, with the latest set of announcements, we said that the director has changed, but it wasn’t something that happened abruptly. When we transitioned to new hardware, the characters and main point of the story had already been solidified by [Tetsuya ]Nomura.” “Things like the content, techniques, and how to make the game better are some of the topics we’ve continually discussed with Nomura, the development team, and the management.”" http://www.siliconera.com/2014/09/22/final-fantasy-xv-changed-directors-nomuras-vision-remains-intact/#zsubzhZ4vBHpIlJQ.99

13 days... Still super hyped.

I still think that's too much conjecture to blindly assume as fact. You really think Nomura did nothing with the 7 years he spent on XV and that none of that work is present in the final product? I think that's more than false.

I've never been on a plane. Will it be an overnight stay or do I have to bring my plunger?

Just noticed his fourth point. Source please? Aw. I was hoping for 37.6%

I don't believe any of us were disputing that.

So positive criticism = praise? Wow, okay then.

Decline of Square Enix? Oh. I thought he meant decline of Kingdom Hearts. Anyway, I'm well-aware of the news. I read it myself. Right enough it was Square's decision. But were Square's reasons given? No. You're assuming that they were getting rid of him when it's just as possible that they were passing him on. Don't jump to conclusions. Unless you do have a source that says Nomura wasn't a positive asset. Otherwise you're just projecting your opinion without any facts.

Whoaho there chum. "Current decline"? What current decline? Final Fantasy XV, right? Where's the source that says he was actually kicked out, that he was a liability being removed? I'd like to see this source because last I checked, he just left of his own accord to focus on KH3, having done enough work to leave it in Tabata's hands for the final stretch. Or was that an assumption?