Kingdom Hearts makes cameo in PlayStation's 30th Anniversary video

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To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the PlayStation, Sony has released a special "Thank You" video on the PlayStation Youtube Channel. The video shows different video game franchises that have shaped the legacy of the PlayStation with a tagline "It's About" that is accompanied with a single word that best describes the game being shown.

Many games are shown from God of War and Uncharted to Batman: Arkham Knight and Sly Cooper, but one video game series has been part of the PlayStation since the early 2000's: Kingdom Hearts. The shot from the intro of Kingdom Hearts III with Sora and the others facing off against Master Xehanort was shown in the video with the tagline "It's about Connection", symbolizing the connections that the PlayStation has with its fans similiar to Sora's connections in the series.

You can watch the full video here.

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[Kaweebo 3,617]

I’m like a man dying of thirst and instead of fluids, I keep getting Cheeto dust thrown into my mouth. 

[ocean's rage 772]

I wonder what it says that most of the things being used to celebrate the play station aren't owned by sony

[FadedSparkle 18]

@ocean's rage - That Sony is excellent at networking and forming/maintaining connections.

[ocean's rage 772]

1 minute ago, FadedSparkle said:

@ocean's rage - That Sony is excellent at networking and forming/maintaining connections.

sure but it feels a bit odd to celebrate a console with things that aren't exclusive to it. 

[FadedSparkle 18]

@ocean's rage - I mean, yes, but how else are they meant to celebrate the console? They might be the ones who own and create the line of consoles but they've never been behind the vast beloved library of games for them.

[ocean's rage 772]

2 hours ago, FadedSparkle said:

@ocean's rage - I mean, yes, but how else are they meant to celebrate the console? They might be the ones who own and create the line of consoles but they've never been behind the vast beloved library of games for them.

I suppose so.