Raxaimus
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Not always, no. These have been done...I think four times in the history of KHUX NA. -
From October 24th at 12 AM (PT) until October 30th at 11:59 PM (PT), jewels and various other rewards will be offered as rewards in successive challenge quests! Four progressively harder sets of quests will be rolled out on each of the listed days; October 24th, 25th, 27th, and 29th. 1400 jewels can be earned in total from this event. For those who purchase the Weekly Jewel Extravaganza this week, the VIP medal upgrade quests, Chip and Dale quests, and skill quests will become available from October 24th at 12 AM (PT) until October 30th at 11:59 PM (PT)! If you are looking to upgrade a bunch of medals or stock up in preparation for future spending sprees, these quests will come in handy! Speaking of spending sprees, a new deal is now available! Lasting only four days, this deal will be available from October 24th at 12 AM (PT) until October 27th at 11:59 PM (PT). This deal costs 600 jewels, provides three medals, and guarantees that one of these will be a 5-star medal. However, it can only be purchased a maximum of three times per day. Finally, all quests will cost zero AP from October 24th at 12 AM (PT) until October 31st at 11:59 PM (PT)! Be sure to use this time wisely! Will you be accessing the VIP quests this week? Let us know in the comments!
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Come on, man, we all know YouTube comments aren't the best metric for a reasonable fanbase. Any fan worth their salt would look at the long-term situation and put the continuation of a company or the industry as a whole above the release of a single video game. That could just be my optimism speaking in the face of an impatient, childish majority, but I sincerely hope that isn't the case.
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Images added to a gallery album owned by Raxaimus in Kingdom Hearts X/UX/Dark Road Media & Press Releases
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Nintendo recently released for their new console, the Switch. While there was no footage of Kingdom Hearts III or Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue within the teaser, Nintendo has released a graphic showcasing many of the console's third-party partners, where Square Enix can be seen. Additionally, as shown in the teaser, Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was showcased extensively, so Nintendo seems to be embracing third-party developers much more than in previous console generations. Update: Epic Games, one of the partners for the Switch, has confirmed that Nintendo's newest console will have Unreal Engine 4 support. This is the same engine used for Kingdom Hearts χ Back Cover and Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A Fragmentary Passage-, and the engine that Kingdom Hearts III is being developed with. Are you excited for the release of the Nintendo Switch? What do you think of the possibility of a future Kingdom Hearts game on the Switch? Let us know in the comments! Click here to view the article
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Nintendo recently released for their new console, the Switch. While there was no footage of Kingdom Hearts III or Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue within the teaser, Nintendo has released a graphic showcasing many of the console's third-party partners, where Square Enix can be seen. Additionally, as shown in the teaser, Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was showcased extensively, so Nintendo seems to be embracing third-party developers much more than in previous console generations. Update: Epic Games, one of the partners for the Switch, has confirmed that Nintendo's newest console will have Unreal Engine 4 support. This is the same engine used for Kingdom Hearts χ Back Cover and Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A Fragmentary Passage-, and the engine that Kingdom Hearts III is being developed with. Are you excited for the release of the Nintendo Switch? What do you think of the possibility of a future Kingdom Hearts game on the Switch? Let us know in the comments! -
No more mittens! Yes!
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Neoshadows! Their design is just so amazing, and it would be great to see them in UE4. That being said, I'd be disappointed if we didn't at least get to see them in 0.2 BBS.
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At Milan Games Week 2016, held from October 14th to October 16th, attendees were able to play through the Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD demo. Two sources, GamerClick and Sora's Dream, captured a significant amount of footage from this event. This is the first time we have been able to see a great deal of footage from Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD, as was merely thirty seconds long. GamerClick's footage, which was uploaded to their Facebook page, focused on Riku, showcasing the included Dive Mode segment, cutscenes from The Grid, and the lightcycle minigame. GamerClick's footage foregoes any field or battle gameplay within any of the included environments. Sora's Dream, meanwhile, captured footage of Sora in Traverse Town, Riku's aforementioned Dive Mode segment, and footage of Riku within the field of The Grid. The Reality Shift mechanic was also shown briefly during the Traverse Town footage. Sora's Dream also gave their impressions of the demo. They noted that Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A Fragmentary Passage- was not present at the venue, unlike all previous playable demos of Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue. Additionally, the Drop Gauge appears to be entirely unchanged from the original version of Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance, giving a definitive answer to a question that many have had since the release of Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue's TGS 2016 trailer. Interestingly, Reality Shift seems to use the analog sticks to control its trajectory, rather than using the PlayStation 4's touchpad in order to mimic the design of the Nintendo 3DS version of the game. It is worth noting, however, that only one Reality Shift example (Traverse Town) is available, so it is unknown if the analog-focused design choice is applicable to the rest of the game's Reality Shifts. Finally, Flowmotion's speed, jump height, and responsiveness all seem to have been re-balanced to suit this new version of the game. In addition to gameplay impressions, Sora's Dream also gave their thoughts on the game's graphical fidelity. They said that while textures have been touched up to a significant extent compared to the Nintendo 3DS version, model quality has not received the same level of treatment. Citing a poor amount of polygons, they referred to the models as "too sharp", a problem which also plagues Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix HD. You can read the full article here, but keep in mind that Sora's Dream is an Italian Kingdom Hearts fansite, and that translation may be necessary. What are your thoughts on this footage, as well as Sora's Dream's impressions of the demo? Let us know in the comments! Click here to view the article
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At Milan Games Week 2016, held from October 14th to October 16th, attendees were able to play through the Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD demo. Two sources, GamerClick and Sora's Dream, captured a significant amount of footage from this event. This is the first time we have been able to see a great deal of footage from Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD, as was merely thirty seconds long. GamerClick's footage, which was uploaded to their Facebook page, focused on Riku, showcasing the included Dive Mode segment, cutscenes from The Grid, and the lightcycle minigame. GamerClick's footage foregoes any field or battle gameplay within any of the included environments. Sora's Dream, meanwhile, captured footage of Sora in Traverse Town, Riku's aforementioned Dive Mode segment, and footage of Riku within the field of The Grid. The Reality Shift mechanic was also shown briefly during the Traverse Town footage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjyGuXBmsRM Sora's Dream also gave their impressions of the demo. They noted that Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A Fragmentary Passage- was not present at the venue, unlike all previous playable demos of Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue. Additionally, the Drop Gauge appears to be entirely unchanged from the original version of Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance, giving a definitive answer to a question that many have had since the release of Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue's TGS 2016 trailer. Interestingly, Reality Shift seems to use the analog sticks to control its trajectory, rather than using the PlayStation 4's touchpad in order to mimic the design of the Nintendo 3DS version of the game. It is worth noting, however, that only one Reality Shift example (Traverse Town) is available, so it is unknown if the analog-focused design choice is applicable to the rest of the game's Reality Shifts. Finally, Flowmotion's speed, jump height, and responsiveness all seem to have been re-balanced to suit this new version of the game. In addition to gameplay impressions, Sora's Dream also gave their thoughts on the game's graphical fidelity. They said that while textures have been touched up to a significant extent compared to the Nintendo 3DS version, model quality has not received the same level of treatment. Citing a poor amount of polygons, they referred to the models as "too sharp", a problem which also plagues Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix HD. You can read the full article here, but keep in mind that Sora's Dream is an Italian Kingdom Hearts fansite, and that translation may be necessary. What are your thoughts on this footage, as well as Sora's Dream's impressions of the demo? Let us know in the comments! -
BBS and DDD. Those games have some serious balance problems, but the concepts underneath, particularly the command deck and command melding, are genuinely fantastic. Just tweaking a couple things would fix quite a few of my complaints with them. I'd also accept 358/2 Days, because that game REALLY had potential, but was squandered by the DS format.
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Tetsuya Nomura, director of the Kingdom Hearts series, was recently interviewed by Dengeki PlayStation. In the interview, Nomura discusses the storyline for Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ. For fans wondering whether or not the ending for Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] will also go down the same path in Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ, he confirms that the ending was only meant for Kingdom Hearts χ[chi], and that Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ will be deviating to an original story midway. Furthermore, Tetsuya Nomura talks about some of the future features coming to Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ, such as the confirmed multiplayer features and the first new world for the game, Castle of Dreams. For those also curious, Nomura reassures that Luxu is not the Master of Masters, and that there are two different cloaked men. Luxu & Masters of Masters have a relationship that will be explained in Kingdom Hearts χ Back Cover. You can view a translation of the relevant portion of the interview below. Thanks to Catherine Mueller ([email protected]) for providing us with this translation! What do you think of the direction that Square Enix is taking the Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ storyline? Click here to view the article
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Tetsuya Nomura, director of the Kingdom Hearts series, was recently interviewed by Dengeki PlayStation. In the interview, Nomura discusses the storyline for Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ. For fans wondering whether or not the ending for Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] will also go down the same path in Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ, he confirms that the ending was only meant for Kingdom Hearts χ[chi], and that Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ will be deviating to an original story midway. Furthermore, Tetsuya Nomura talks about some of the future features coming to Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ, such as the confirmed multiplayer features and the first new world for the game, Castle of Dreams. For those also curious, Nomura reassures that Luxu is not the Master of Masters, and that there are two different cloaked men. Luxu & Masters of Masters have a relationship that will be explained in Kingdom Hearts χ Back Cover. You can view a translation of the relevant portion of the interview below. Thanks to Catherine Mueller ([email protected]) for providing us with this translation! What do you think of the direction that Square Enix is taking the Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ storyline? -
Ahh, sorry. Should have clarified. She gives +3 ATK for a whole turn, similar to how, for example, the combined Roxas/Axel/Xion medal gives +1, or KH1 Kairi (non-illustrated) gives +2 for 2 turns. It's like that, it just hits the "max" available value of +3 stacks of that particular buff. After that, the only increase you'll be able to get is through element-specific buffs from, for example, Illustrated Sora, Riku, or Terra. And as with the general attack buff, each elemental buff can only hit a maximum of +3.
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Is it sad that I read that as "Back Cover" at first glance? Methinks I'm a bit too excited for KH 2.8. Regardless, I've heard some fantastic things from a friend about My Hero Academia. Maybe I'll give that a shot while I wait for One Punch Man's second season.
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Regarding the end of a shounen era, we've still got Dragon Ball Super to fill the void. It's not all hopeless!
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I've recommended this to countless players at this point, but I'll say it over and over so that everyone gets the message. You might be interested in getting Illustrated Kairi in a few weeks! She's a must have in JP, since her ability is a max attack buff and Curaga. She's guaranteed to be a game-changer here in international, as well. That's what I've been saving for since she was introduced in JP (with a minor major colossal jewel sink going toward Aqua for TAV). Soon, all that waiting and saving will pay off.
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On October 13th at 12:00 AM (PT), 25 new story quests were added to the international version of Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ, bringing the total number of story quests to 475. These new quests take place within Beast's Castle, and feature the debut of the main villain of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Gaston! Remember that by completing these 25 new quests, you will receive an Orichalcum, which you can use to upgrade one of your Keyblades. In celebration of the long-awaited continuation of the story, the cost for every story quest has been reduced to 1 AP until October 23rd at 11:59 PM (PT). If you have fallen behind on the story, now is the perfect time to catch up! Are you excited for the return of story quests? Let us know in the comments! This post has been promoted to an article
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On October 13th at 12:00 AM (PT), 25 new story quests were added to the international version of Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ, bringing the total number of story quests to 475. These new quests take place within Beast's Castle, and feature the debut of the main villain of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Gaston! Remember that by completing these 25 new quests, you will receive an Orichalcum, which you can use to upgrade one of your Keyblades. In celebration of the long-awaited continuation of the story, the cost for every story quest has been reduced to 1 AP until October 23rd at 11:59 PM (PT). If you have fallen behind on the story, now is the perfect time to catch up! Are you excited for the return of story quests? Let us know in the comments! -
Images added to a gallery album owned by Raxaimus in Kingdom Hearts X/UX/Dark Road Media & Press Releases
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Update: This deal will be updated with a discount of 500 jewels starting October 21st at 12:00 AM PT, bringing the deal to a total of only 2,500 jewels! A new Epic Medal Carnival begins on October 14th, featuring the powerful Illustrated Sephiroth medal! This new medal deals massive magic damage in an area-of-effect attack. Within this Epic Medal Carnival, you will now be guaranteed at least two epic medals as well as one of the new medals featured in this deal. Additionally, if you do not acquire an Illustrated Sephiroth medal after drawing from this deal nine times, your tenth draw will include a guaranteed Illustrated Sephiroth medal! As an added bonus, if you manage to obtain an Illustrated Sephiroth medal, you will obtain an exclusive Halloween-themed avatar for your character! The deadline to meet this requirement is October 27th, 2016 at 11:59 PM (PT). This Epic Medal Carnival also features the Crocodile, Mr. Smee, and Captain Hook medals! The Crocodile medal provides a 2-tier power-element buff for a single turn, while the Mr. Smee medal lowers the defense of all enemies by one tier for one turn. The Captain Hook medal deals speed damage in an area-of-effect attack. Are you going to be drawing any of these new medals? Let us know in the comments!
