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Release Date Leaked for Kingdom Hearts Re: Coded

by Neal Ronaghan - July 19, 2010, 8:16 am EDT
Total comments: 5 Source: (Andriasang), http://www.andriasang.com/e/blog/2010/07/19/kingdo...

Tetsuya Nomura's next game will release in Japan by the end of the year.

The upcoming issue of Japan's V Jump magazine has a long-awaited detail regarding Square Enix's anticipated DS title Kingdom Hearts Re: Coded: its release date.

The game is apparently set for Japanese release on October 7 for ¥5,480 (¥500 lower than most Square Enix titles).  The remake of a cell phone episodic title, it features several updates that take advantage of DS hardware.

Check out the official site for more details: http://www.square-enix.co.jp/kingdom/recoded/index.html

Talkback

TurdFurgyJuly 19, 2010

Speaking of, what's with that Kingdom Hearts for the 3DS?

SageprotectorJuly 19, 2010

Well, I assume it's what Reconnect was supposed to be.

TJ SpykeJuly 19, 2010

Quote from: TurdFurgy

Speaking of, what's with that Kingdom Hearts for the 3DS?

What do you mean? The only confirmed info about Kingdom Hearts 3D is that it will star Sora and Riku as the two main characters of the game, and will feature new worlds (two confirmed locations include Destiny Islands and the return of Traverse Town). Tetsuya Nomura has also confirmed that the "3D" in the title is an abbreviation for the real subtitle. This makes me think other publishers will do the same thing they did with the DS (where they tried to make subtitles that used the initials; i.e. "Dual Strike", Dawn of Sorrows", "Deadly Silence", etc.).

NWR_NealNeal Ronaghan, Owner/Reviews EditorJuly 19, 2010

Kingdom Hearts 3D originally looked like it was going to be a remake of the first one, but then Nomura said it wasn't, but it's going to focus on Sora and Riku, and they appear to be wearing their garb from the beginning of the first game.

ShayminDonald Theriault, News EditorJuly 19, 2010

I'm getting kinda worried about this game given that SquareEnix is waiving their tax on it.

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