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Xion is a terribly written and pointless character. There is NO reason to bring back Braig, Xenmas, Saix, or any of the Orginzation members, or their original beings, or their nobodies, or whoever they are. Axel was fun, but his character is overused, and Lea was just awful in DDD. Ansem the Wise, while a great character, should've stayed dead after KH2. Sora needs to be less happy, and this series needs more powerful women.

Finally! Thank you. However, I can imagine some of the smaller games, like Re: Coded and 358/2 Days going to the wiiU.

I don't mean the new Kingdom Hearts games. I meant the new Wii games in general.

There are some ducks eating in my backyard.

Frozen definitely. Tangled was great, but I would want to see a snow world in KH3. And for everybody saying that Frozen is too "new", just remember that the game is still a few years away. And Tron: Legacy only came out 3 years ago, and that world was AWESOME.

Why are people obsessed with getting Kingdom Hearts III on the Wii U? I don't have a Wii U. I only have a Wii, and I am very upset that now I have to buy a new system with a gimmicky touch pad if I want to play the new games.

So, if you took Square Enix's Kingdom Hearts 3 survey, then you'd might've stumbled upon one question about your favorite KH world. We got a list of 15 worlds, all Disney: Agrabah (Aladdin) Atlantica (Little Mermaid) Beast's Castle (Beauty and the Beast) Castle of Dreams (Cinderella) Deep Space (Lilo and Stitch) Dwarf Woodlands (Snow White and the Seven Dwarves) Enchanted Dominion (Sleeping Beauty) Halloween Town/Christmas Town (Nightmare Before Christmas) Neverland (Peter Pan) Olympus Coliesum/Underworld (Hercules) Port Royal (Pirates of the Caribbean) Pride Lands (Lion King) Space Paranoids (Tron) Land of Dragons (Mulan) Timeless River (Steamboat Willie) Now, call me crazy, but is it possible that this is some of short-list of returning worlds for Kingdom Hearts III? If so, then I think that this is kinda cool. Let the developers make the smart decisions of what new worlds to include, but let the fans have an input for what they want to see again. Cause if I have to go back to Agrabah ONE MORE TIME I swear I'm going to punch a wall. Although this could all mean nothing. Perhaps Square Enix was just curious... Notably absent from this list is the 100 Acre Woods (Winnie the Pooh) and Wonderland (Alice and Wonderland). And there doesn't seem to be any worlds from Dream Drop Distance. Which worlds did you guys vote for?

I read this in the tone of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme.

I'd say 2015 is the earliest. I don't the game is as far off as they say it is.

After years of not playing the original Kingdom Hearts, I dusted off my old game and tried it out. After five minutes of fighting those damn wizard heartless, I said "nope, we're done here."

6.5/10 This thread just seems like a competition on who can cleverly sh!t the most on movies. Oldboy

So today was Mardi Gras, or "Fat Tuesday", which perfectly describes my day.

Glad to hear that you're fine. Also, you should write dark comedies. Like Funny or Die or something.

Way to go Ellen, you broke Twitter...

Yes, I am making a thread about the Oscars. If you don't like it, then please just go somewhere else. I don't even love the Oscars, but I thought it'd be fun to make some predictions. Feel free to make your opinions about who you think will win, who should win, and who should've got nominated. BEST PICTURE Everyone seems to be pointing to 12 Years a Slave winning, and I agree. It's very much an "important film" and it has won most of the other best picture prizes. But I'm not complaining; it's incredibly engaging and very moving. I wouldn't say it was an enjoyable film, but it is one of the best of 2013. BEST DIRECTOR Usually, the winner of the Best Picture and Best Director award go to the same movie. However, I predict that, similar to last year, the two awards will be split between the historical piece (King's Speech, Argo) and the big, effects-driven movie (Life of Pi). And so I'm sure that Gravity's Alfonso Cuaron will win. Gravity was actually my favorite movie of 2013. I have no idea how Cuaron made that movie; it had to be made by only a mastermind. Cuaron is surely deserving of the award. BEST ACTOR I suspect that Matthew McConaughey (Dallas Buyers Club) will win. It was a very strong performance, the highlight of the movie actually, and he has won most of the awards, including the Globes, SAG, and BFCA. McCanughey has been really turning his career around, and after pulling off great performances in Magic Mike, Bernie, and Mud, he surely deserves recognition. But I was also really impressed by Leonardo DiCaprio (The Wolf of Wall Strett) and Chiwetel Ejiofor (12 Years a Slave), so I wouldn't be upset if either of them two won. BEST ACTRESS This category is pretty much a lock for Cate Blanchett (Blue Jasmine). In Woody Allen, we trust. BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR All signs seem to point to Jared Leto (Dallas Buyers Club) to win here. But I wasn't very impressed with him in the film. It was fine, and he got progressively better as the movie went on, but at times his character felt very stereotypical. I'd much rather see the award go to Michael Fassbender for 12 Years a Slave. He was incredibly scary. BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS I guess that most of the internet would want Jennifer Lawrence (American Hustle) to win, but I actually hope she loses. Everyone loves Lawrence so much right now that I feel like if she won the award, the backlash would begin to come against her. She's better off losing. And she's still got the two Hunger Games movies coming out. I doubt her career would be affected. My pick to win would be Lupita Nyong'o for 12 Years a Slave. BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY To capitalize it's Best Picture win, and also to compensate for it's Best Director loss, I predict that 12 Years a Slave will take this one. BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY Spike Jonze's Her screenplay has been getting a lot of awards recognition, but considering how most of the Academy are males older than 50 years old, I suspect that many of the voters won't "get" that movie. I feel like instead they will vote for American Hustle, as it seems like the Academy loved that movie a lot (it has 10 nominations), even thought it won't win any of the big categories. BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM Some has predicted that maybe The Hunt or The Broken Circle Breakdown could take the win, which I would not have a problem with. But my pick would have to go with The Great Beauty, directed by the legendary Paolo Sorrentino. The movie has won multiple foreign-film awards, including the Globes, for what it's worth. BEST ANIMATED FEATURE Now, it seems as though everybody predicts Frozen will win this one, but here me out. I have a theory as to why The Wind Rises will win this category. The movie has JUST been released into American theaters in the last couple weeks, so this movie will obviously be on a lot of people's minds, whereas Frozen has slowly been coming out of theaters (on a side note, Frozen just broke $1 billion!). The Wind Rises is more of an "important" movie, and with rumor that it's supposed to be Miyazaki's final movie, they may want to award him one last time. And not to mention, the Academy is all about equality. Since it seems as though Frozen's "Let It Go" is poised to win Best Original Song, in "Oscar logic", it would make since to give Wind Rises Best Animated Feature, that way both Frozen and The Wind Rises can both win. BEST ANIMATED SHORT The only nominee I've seen here is Disney's Get a Horse!, which is fine with me, since it's been predicted to win the Oscar anyway. BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE The race seems to be coming down between the musical documentary 20 Feet From Stardom and the controversial foreign documentary The Act of Killing. It may go either way, and it may go somewhere else (The Square maybe?), but I'm putting my imaginary money on The Act of Killing. In this category, the Academy don't seem to mind going a little more dangerously, and Act of Killing has been gathering many accolades. BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT Most analysts predict that The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life will win here. I'll take their word for it. BEST LIVE-ACTION SHORT It's usually impossible to predict the winner here. But word is that The Voorman Problem has a slight edge thanks to Martin Freeman appearing in it. BEST ORIGINAL SCORE An upset is possible, but I, and most people, are betting that Steven Price (Gravity) will win the Oscar for Best Score. And it is a wonderful score, along with Arcade Fire's soundtrack for Her. I highly recommend that you listen to both. BEST ORIGINAL SONG Let it go, let it go, Frozen's song will take the gold. Let it go, let it go, Or else I'll burn down the show. BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Gravity is expected to make a big awards sweep with the technical categories. See Avatar, Inception, Hugo, and Life of Pi. Emmanuel Lubezki's Gravity cinematography will surely be one of the wins. BEST COSTUME DESIGN The Great Gatsby. The clothes! The lights! The champagne! The pearls! PEARLS! IN 3D I TELL YOU! BEST FILM EDITING This is actually one of the least predictable categories. But I'll play it safe and go with Gravity. You have to see the movie to understand why the editing is so great. BEST MAKEUP & HAIRSTYLING I doubt that the Academy members actually sought out to see The Lone Ranger or Bad Grandpa, so it looks like it's Dallas Buyers Club to lose. Can you imagine that though? "Johnny Knoxville, star of the Academy Award-winning film Bad Grandpa." The horror... BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN The Great Gatsby is predicted to win Best Production Design by most analysts, but I'm going to make a wild (kinda) call and go with 12 Years a Slave. It does look great, and I think that the Academy would want it's Best Picture winner to have at least one technical win. Gravity could win this as well, though, so anything's game. BEST SOUND MIXING Another one of Gravity's technical sweeps. The sound design is pretty rad. BEST SOUND EDITING Gravity. I have no idea why they split his category. It should just be called Best Sound, and that way, we can get another category, like say...oh I don't know...Best Stunt Choreography! BEST VISUAL EFFECTS Gravity has been predicted with this win since the trailer came out in summer. So those are my predictions! Let's see tonight if i'm right or not. It's Hollywood's biggest night! Will you be watching? I won't.

I think the end credits scene in KH2 preeetty much confirms that the spell in broken in Beast's Castle. So I don't think we should go back there for KH3. And Sora, Donald, and Goofy did become true heroes at Olympus Coliseum. However, old worlds I DO want in KH3 are Wonderland (following Tim Burton's version this time), Olympus Coliseum (pretty much confirmed), Neverland, Port Royal, and 100 Acre Wood (it should follow the recent new movie).

I hate to be THAT guy but this is kinda old news. Still some interesting stuff though...

As, popular as Frozen is now (it's on its way to reaching $1 billion), it almost seems inevitable. But hey, no complaints from me

Just seen "Non-Stop". A little ridiculous at times, but for the most part, I was curled up in a little ball of stress.

One of my favorite romantic movies. And I don't even like romantic movies.

Nah, maybe after Kingdom Hearts III, but the Xehanort Saga IS Sora's story. I did like Roxas, but his story is kinda over now.

The romantic relationship between Sora and Kairi has been subtly developing over the past games, so I think it'll take a bigger role in KH3. And considering that Kairi is now taking part in the fight, I'm sure she'll have a lot more to do. Especially with Sora. I'm not saying that this should turn into a Stephanie Meyer story, but I wouldn't mind a romantic sub-plot. It'll add a little more depth and (hopefully) sophistication to KH3.

Kill it with fire!!!! NOOO!!! Sorry, but I want no anime in KH.

...nah

I don't think we'll get any new info until E3. If we do though, it'll probably be just some gameplay footage and maybe some cutscenes that won't won't even appear in the game.