kingdomlanelover

Hey everyone, so something occurred to me while I was watching the new Kingdom Hearts 3 trailer. The game looks pretty much finished in terms of game play and story cut scenes. Sure, they might want to polish it up and make it look even better before the time of release, but I think everything is pretty much set in stone. This made me wonder why Kingdom Hearts 3 was pushed back to January? The answer: Localization. The localization process, the process of translating and voice recording in a language other than Japanese can take some time, and is one of the last things a video game company does. For example, let's take a look at Persona 5. Persona 5 had already been released in Japan when Atlus announced another delay for the English version of the game, this was because of localization. Even Nomura himself said in interviews during TGS that they are reprogramming the mouth movements of the characters to fit the English script. And with the absence of English dialogue from the TGS trailer, this only furthers my assumptions. What do you guys think? Would you rather have an earlier version of the game with Japanese dialogue and English subtitles? Or are you glad the game was pushed back for an almost simultaneous release for the English dubbing to be completed?

I also went to the one in New York and the one in Chicago this year! I purchased the tickets as soon as they became available for pre-sale, which I believe were a year in advance.

Everyone keeps mentioning this "Xion" character, but I don't remember anyone by that name...

I have been to the concert twice and I received my tickets a couple of months in advance. You could try contacting the venue itself. Don't worry, in Germany most of the population speaks English, so it shouldn't be a problem.

Hey everyone! I just finished watching the first episode of season 3 for Attack on Titan. I felt the season started off super well! I was afraid the episode would feel rushed with all of the content they were trying to show, but it didn't feel rushed at all. We even got to see more Levi and how he commands, we also got to see him get mad at the sight of Kenny. (Which was in the trailer, so not a spoiler.) But I was interested in your thoughts?

We have to keep in mind that she wrote this song specifically for Kingdom Hearts 3, so she definitely knows what she's doing. The other two songs were already written and integrated into the series, so this song has more meaning for me.

Super excited for the next trailer!

I would so get this, but I don't ever use ice. haha

I even love how Jack's character has changed from meeting Sora. Jack takes Sora under his wing, and wants to teach him how to be a true pirate. lol

I love this song! Can't wait for the full English version.

This is too funny!

I don't think Nomura would put any major spoilers in the trailers. Most of the stuff you are seeing is happening very early in the game.

So I'm a huge Kingdom Hearts fan, obviously. However, I'm worried that the game will turn out like Final Fantasy XV. I don't want the game to come out uncompleted and have sections of the worlds missing. The only reason I'm worried is because Square Enix stated in their last financial meeting, they would like to move to a system where they release the base game, and add to it in the coming months/years after the game is released. There's nothing wrong with adding DLC to games after it comes out, but if you leave out crucial game-play mechanics, important story segments, and release a "Royal Edition" a year after the base game, then I think you're screwing over your customers who bought the game on day one. What do you all think? Are you worried KH3 might end up like FFXV?

Hello everyone, I was playing through Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix the other day when I came across this cut-scene: As I was watching, I was wondering if Xigbar is actually a traitor? You see, at this point in the story, we aren't sure why Xigbar is helping Xeahnort. Did Xeahnort promise him something? Based on this cut-scene, it looks as if Xigbar wanted Zexion to know more about Xemnas's plans. And, if you remember in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, the only reason Axel killed Zexion was because Saix had asked him to, not because Zexion was part of Marluxia's plan. Axel's final words to Zexion were: "You just found out way too much." Even though it's already established in Dream Drop Distance that Xigbar is "already half Xeahnort", it makes me wonder why he hasn't given in to Xeahnort's power fully yet? Could Xigbar be trying to undermine Xeahnort's plan in some way? At this point, we aren't sure why he's helping Xeahnort, but this cut-scene begs the question as to why Xigbar would go to such lengths to give Zexion this information? What are your thoughts?