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The whole setting is tired out -
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Like I am fine with another DC fighting game
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I guess I could go just to see wb studios -
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Today, Epic Games' Rocket League X (formerly Twitter) account has teased a collaboration with the Kingdom Hearts franchise. The teaser shows the Kingdom Key opening the gate, and the tweet also includes the supposed release date of said collaboration; September 17th, 2026, which is the same date as the Fortnite collaboration, which we've covered previously. We'll update this article as more information surfaces. -
Today, Epic Games' Rocket League X (formerly Twitter) account has teased a collaboration with the Kingdom Hearts franchise. The teaser shows the Kingdom Key opening the gate, and the tweet also includes the supposed release date of said collaboration; September 17th, 2026, which is the same date as the Fortnite collaboration, which we've covered previously. We'll update this article as more information surfaces. View full news article
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What did they do to my boy Riku?
Disney own 9% of fornite so they'd be okay
If Disney and Square Enix are willing to let Sora wield guns, then I think it’s about time we got a proper Kingdom Hearts fighting game.
I think it's kind of funny how none of the marketing has shown them with guns
Just a literal skin on top of it
Says "playable" when its just the same UE skeleton 💀
I cannot beIieve that this is the most kairi wiII ever be pIayabIe
You should see my gundams
"Ummm thats too long of a run going to need you to cut that by 3 hours"
This is what being a Sonic and KH fan feels like rn 😭✌🏾 Sora finna usurp the hedgehog at my number one spot at the rate he’s going
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