japanese voices theater mode kingdom hearts hd 1.5 remix

Of course, with the series scattered across various hardware following the release of Kingdom Hearts II, “I figured since there were people who had a hard time keeping up with the sequels, we had to start from the beginning with Kingdom Hearts HD,” said Nomura. As such, both Kingdom Hearts Final Mix and Re:Chain of Memories will be getting the HD remaster treatment, while Days will be represented via cutscenes only. Nomura considered doing a full remake for KH 358/2 Days similar to Re:Chain of Memories, but as it was too late to start work on a new title they opted to recreate the cutscenes for the theater mode. This means the game will support widescreen and, as evidenced by the TGS trailer, sport cleaner menus. Other details on the remaster include confirmation that the screen ratio and menu gauge placement have been updated. Concerning the game’s theater mode for 358/2 Days, 70% of the main story will be represented, and approximately 100 scenes have been redone with new voices.

From a gameplay standpoint, certain mechanics have also been adjusted to be more like KHII. “It’d be unusual if there wasn’t (laughs),” replied Nomura.ĭetails on 1.5 ReMIX itself include news that Sora and the other character’s models have been upgraded to those used in Kingdom Hearts 3D. Speaking with Famitsu, the magazine asked Nomura about the possibility of Kingdom Hearts II getting the HD treatment. Titled Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD ReMIX, the HD remaster will include Kingdom Hearts Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories, and the cutscenes from Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days redone in a theater mode. Recently revealed at Tokyo Game Show, KHHD will be making its way to the PlayStation 3 some time in 2013, and feature upgraded visuals, Japanese voice and more. Famitsu has a brief interview with Testuya Nomura this week on all things Kingdom Hearts HD.

Japanese voices theater mode kingdom hearts hd 1.5 remix