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Such an adorable moment he shared, I love that he still calls him "hayley kun" 😂
Maybe it's true that it's the people who previously made fun of the actual nerds because I don't know how you could live through the 2000's as a gamer and not know about KH otherwise
I'm not even trying to be mean I'm genuinely confused where these people have been because they're not even gen alpha or something where it's like okay they weren't born yet
did you get into games yesterday
I get if you only had an xbox or a playstation but even then it's like... how have you not played Halo, Kingdom Hearts, Zelda, Final Fantasy, Dragon Age Origins and so on
Another thing is how come people haven't played so many 2000's classics, what rock have they been under for 20 years
you're all older than me I beat these games at 8
I'm a zilennial and I'm baffled how these people are struggling
haley joel osment tried to get his ffx book signed by nomura when they were making kh1 but was too shy to ask 😭
did yall read the interview
https://vxtwitter.com/wrestleops/status/2092739342867263535?s=46
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Today, Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu has released a brand-new interview with Tetsuya Nomura and Tai Yasue. The interview focuses on a lot of things, from the size of Kingdom Hearts IV's script to some of the things that were shown in the trailer. Together with KH13 translator corfidbizna, we've summarized some of the more important points of the interview, and will update this article as our translation progresses. *Note: Some translations are subject to change, as we dive deeper into the interview. 1. Japanese voice-overs have already been recorded, with English recordings still ongoing. Tai Yasue mentions they're about 60 to 70% done. According to Nomura, Kingdom Hearts IV’s script is nearly double the size of Kingdom Hearts III. 2. Kingdom Hearts IV’s worlds are some of the biggest we’ve ever seen in the series yet, but Nomura also seems to imply that they're shorter in length. 3. The Dandelions and their involvement in Kingdom Hearts IV 4. Sigurd is becoming quite popular with the development team 5. A “real-life Jiminy’s Journal” 6. When can we expect more information about Kingdom Hearts IV View full news article
Today, Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu has released a brand-new interview with Tetsuya Nomura and Tai Yasue. The interview focuses on a lot of things, from the size of Kingdom Hearts IV's script to some of the things that were shown in the trailer. Together with KH13 translator corfidbizna, we've summarized some of the more important points of the interview, and will update this article as our translation progresses. *Note: Some translations are subject to change, as we dive deeper into the interview. 1. Japanese voice-overs have already been recorded, with English recordings still ongoing. Tai Yasue mentions they're about 60 to 70% done. According to Nomura, Kingdom Hearts IV’s script is nearly double the size of Kingdom Hearts III. 2. Kingdom Hearts IV’s worlds are some of the biggest we’ve ever seen in the series yet, but Nomura also seems to imply that they're shorter in length. 3. The Dandelions and their involvement in Kingdom Hearts IV 4. Sigurd is becoming quite popular with the development team 5. A “real-life Jiminy’s Journal” 6. When can we expect more information about Kingdom Hearts IV
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