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Posted by Joystiq Aug 12 2013 03:45 GMT
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This trailer for the PS3-exclusive Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD Remix reflects on the series' history. That might be wise, given it's one of the most difficult storylines to sort out in all of gaming. The pack contains KH 1 Final Mix, KH Re:Chain of Memories and a non-playable movie of KH 358/2 Days.

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Posted by Joystiq Mar 21 2013 17:00 GMT
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We recommend watching this Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix trailer in full-screen. If you're not able to see the HD upgrades, you're basically just watching a trailer for the original Kingdom Hearts.

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Posted by Joystiq Sep 25 2012 01:40 GMT
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The first trailer for Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD Remix not only gives you an idea of what the series looks like with its new coat of paint - it also lets you hear Goofy's Japanese speaking voice.

Posted by Joystiq Sep 20 2012 03:00 GMT
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Square Enix has revealed Kingdom Hearts is finally on its way to current-era home consoles. In typical wacky naming fashion for the publisher, the bundle including HD remastered versions of Kingdom Hearts Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts - Re:Chain of Memories, and Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days will launch in 2013 under the banner of Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD Remix.

No stranger to re-releases, the Kingdom Hearts franchise will further update the PS2 re-release of Chain of Memories - originally a GBA game - to the PS3. Final Mix was a Japanese-exclusive re-release of the first game, which added new content found in the North American version of the game. Though the DS-exclusive 358/2 Days would probably see the most tweaking to get it to land on home consoles, speculation based on a Famitsu report is the PS3 release will only feature remade cutscenes from in the handheld title and not its gameplay.

Additionally, Square Enix revealed a browser-based, online social card game set within the Kingdom Hearts universe, according to the same Famitsu report.

Joystiq has a team in Japan for TGS 2012 - which officially begins tomorrow - and will look to have Square Enix explain exactly what the PS3 bundle includes and whether the company plans to bring it stateside.