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    From the album: PlayStation Awards 2019

  2. Kingdom Hearts III has received the Platinum Prize at the PlayStation Awards 2019 for selling an accumulated shipment quantity (including download quantity) of over 1 million copies in Japan and Asian regions! The award was presented by Jim Ryan, President and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, and received by the series' former exectuive producer Shinji Hashimoto and current executive producer Ichiro Hazama. During the ceremony, the PlayStation Awards band also played a short, custom arrangement of Chikai, Kingdom Hearts III's theme song! Hashimoto thanked fans for their support and was excited to celebrate this big win on the 25th anniversary of PlayStation. He said: Translations are courtesy of KH13 News Translator Ryuji. The other winners of the Platinum Prize were NieR: Automata, God of War, Marvel's Spider Man, and Red Dead Redemption 2. Previously, Kingdom Hearts II won a Platinum Prize in 2006 and Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep received the Gold Prize for selling over 500,000 units in Japan in 2010. They were featured in today's awards show as a nod back to past winners. You can catch up on the PlayStation Awards 2019 awards show on PlayStation's here. PlayStation Awards is a ceremony recognizing hit game titles sold in PlayStation format. The PlayStation Awards have been held every year since the inception of PlayStation in 1994, with this year marking both the 25th Awards and the 25th anniversary of PlayStation. This year's awards show took place at the Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa in Tokyo, Japan. You can watch the clip of Kingdom Hearts III winning the award below! PlayStation also celebrated Kingdom Hearts III winning with a heart shaped Chirashi Sushi with small Keyblades, hearts, and crowns surrounding it!
  3. Kingdom Hearts III has received the Platinum Prize at the PlayStation Awards 2019 for selling an accumulated shipment quantity (including download quantity) of over 1 million copies in Japan and Asian regions! The award was presented by Jim Ryan, President and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, and received by the series' former exectuive producer Shinji Hashimoto and current executive producer Ichiro Hazama. During the ceremony, the PlayStation Awards band also played a short, custom arrangement of Chikai, Kingdom Hearts III's theme song! Hashimoto thanked fans for their support and was excited to celebrate this big win on the 25th anniversary of PlayStation. He said: Translations are courtesy of KH13 News Translator Ryuji. The other winners of the Platinum Prize were NieR: Automata, God of War, Marvel's Spider Man, and Red Dead Redemption 2. Previously, Kingdom Hearts II won a Platinum Prize in 2006 and Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep received the Gold Prize for selling over 500,000 units in Japan in 2010. They were featured in today's awards show as a nod back to past winners. You can catch up on the PlayStation Awards 2019 awards show on PlayStation's here. PlayStation Awards is a ceremony recognizing hit game titles sold in PlayStation format. The PlayStation Awards have been held every year since the inception of PlayStation in 1994, with this year marking both the 25th Awards and the 25th anniversary of PlayStation. This year's awards show took place at the Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa in Tokyo, Japan. You can watch the clip of Kingdom Hearts III winning the award below! PlayStation also celebrated Kingdom Hearts III winning with a heart shaped Chirashi Sushi with small Keyblades, hearts, and crowns surrounding it! View full article
  4. The Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind DLC logo is now available to download from the Square Enix Press Centre. The Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind DLC has been announced for release in the coming winter. So far, there have been two trailer releases; the first was released on so and so, and the latest, almost two-minutes-long trailer was released ahead of TGS 2019. You can watch it below, and read our analysis of it here. From previous trailers and information reveals, this is what we know about Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind: In some of the additional battles featured in the DLC, players will be able to switch characters. Roxas can be selected after advancing through additional scenarios, like those with Riku and Aqua. Exciting new link attacks with party members will be available during certain battles. The Oathkeeper and Oblivion Keyblades are being added with a unique Formchange for both in an update that will release simultaneously with Re Mind. A secret episode will be added that includes a boss/bosses. A Limit Cut episode will be added that also includes the Limit Cut boss/bosses. New story content will be added, including a scenario named “Re Mind” containing a lot of cutscenes. The number of new bosses in Re Mind (or, at least, the Limit Cut bosses) will be roughly as many as there were in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix. Additional scenarios are independent of and can be enjoyed after clearing the main story. There will be an English language option available for Japanese version of the game. Nomura wants to release Re Mind quickly, and not too close to Final Fantasy VII: Remake's release in March 2020. The Disney Ambassador Hotel in Japan also has a special room named after Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind. View full article
  5. The Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind DLC logo is now available to download from the Square Enix Press Centre. The Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind DLC has been announced for release in the coming winter. So far, there have been two trailer releases; the first was released on so and so, and the latest, almost two-minutes-long trailer was released ahead of TGS 2019. You can watch it below, and read our analysis of it here. From previous trailers and information reveals, this is what we know about Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind: In some of the additional battles featured in the DLC, players will be able to switch characters. Roxas can be selected after advancing through additional scenarios, like those with Riku and Aqua. Exciting new link attacks with party members will be available during certain battles. The Oathkeeper and Oblivion Keyblades are being added with a unique Formchange for both in an update that will release simultaneously with Re Mind. A secret episode will be added that includes a boss/bosses. A Limit Cut episode will be added that also includes the Limit Cut boss/bosses. New story content will be added, including a scenario named “Re Mind” containing a lot of cutscenes. The number of new bosses in Re Mind (or, at least, the Limit Cut bosses) will be roughly as many as there were in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix. Additional scenarios are independent of and can be enjoyed after clearing the main story. There will be an English language option available for Japanese version of the game. Nomura wants to release Re Mind quickly, and not too close to Final Fantasy VII: Remake's release in March 2020. The Disney Ambassador Hotel in Japan also has a special room named after Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind.
  6. Kingdom Hearts Orchestra - World of Tres - will be stopping in London, UK this Sunday and we are all about it! Along with being the Editor for news at KH13, I also dabble in hosting cosplay meetups twice a year for London's MCM Expo. This year, my group have decided to host a third meetup just before Eventim Apollo opens its door to Kingdom Hearts fans for the - World of Tres - concert! This will be a wonderful opportunity to meet old freinds and make new ones, as well as take some cheeky photos with some amazing Kingdom Hearts cosplayers. Anyone in the vicinity of London is invited, whether you have booked your ticket for the Orchestra or not! WHEN: Sunday, November 17th from 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (Doors at Eventim open at 1:00 PM, and the show starts at 3:00 PM, so you have plenty of time!) WHERE: St. Paul's Green, Hammersmith (2 minutes from Eventim Apollo; this park can be accessed either via Queen Caroline Street or Hammersmith Bridge Road; in case of adverse weather, we will congregate at The Cellar; refer to this map for guidance) KH13 hopes to see you there! JOIN OUR GROUP ON FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/104704173001151/ RSVP TO THE EVENT: https://facebook.com/events/2516165488499406/?ti=cl Feel free to DM me with any questions! Here are some pictures from KH13's KH Orchestra London Meetup from 2017: And here are my favorite pictures from our previous Kingdom Hearts Cosplay Meets in London! As we can see, we are a fun bunch! You can check out more of our KH Cosplay Meet pictures in the album below!
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