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Some news! From this magazine interview:
http://blog.hokanko-alt.com/archives/50265296.html
Nothing huge but interesting. Translated by KH Insider:
• In KH3’s development, they are reworking all of the models but please be relieved to know it is progressing forward as well as the timing for the announcement of new information.
Surprise! It's a remix of Sanctuary!
Well they had been saying now for a while that this was the end of the Xehanort arc and there'd be another one so...
Hopefully they don't drag the next 'arc' out as much...
For example nearly five years ago, he'd said that he had no intentions of making a HD version of Dream Drop Distance and that would lead directly into Kingdom Hearts 3.....
As usual, you highly overrate Nomura's authority at Square. He doesn't run the company.
That isn't correct.
The 3DS version was barely even out five years ago and the first HD Remix wasn't even announced yet.
And after the announcement of the second one in 2013 he said they'd have to consider porting DDD to consoles as it wouldn't make sense for it to be left out.
The 3DS version came out in 2012 in March and it's 2017 now. You add five up from 2012, that equals five years.
Plus, no one really knew about the HD Remix because everyone thought that after the 3DS version then KH3 would be the next game to release. But no, Square decided to force Nomura to change his mind.
There's more to life than quality, in my opinion.
The 3DS version came out in 2012 in March and it's 2017 now. You add five up from 2012, that equals five years.
Yes I went through first grade maths, I'm keeping up.
The point is, Nomura didn't say a thing about having no intention to release a DDD HD port because the 3DS version was only about to be released.
When the question came up after announcing the HD ReMixes he essentially said that there definitely is intent.
After Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, Nomura explained that Square would announce a new Kingdom Hearts game with the staff currently working on it. Moreover, Nomura denied rumors that there would be a sequel to Birth by Sleep or an updated version of Dream Drop Distance.[36]
...change his mind on what?Plus, no one really knew about the HD Remix because everyone thought that after the 3DS version then KH3 would be the next game to release. But no, Square decided to force Nomura to change his mind.
Someone help me out but this is a non sequitur, isn't it?There's more to life than quality, in my opinion.
Funny. I do recall him mentioning this.
On releasing KH3 straight away for PS3 with the same technology before 2015 when everyone dumped the technology they used for the last ten years and possibly told him to keep on giving the previous games to keep everyone on a cliff-hanging loophole.
Okay, so why didn't the company let Nomura do KH3 already and solve the secret ending of Dirge of Cerberus(despite that only a few people including me on this site loves the Compilation)?
Funny. I do recall him mentioning this.
I see what you mean but that referred to a Final Mix version, not an HD console port.
"Nomura also said that there are no plans at present for Birth By Sleep 2 or a "Final Mix" version of KH3D. Square Enix previously released updated "Final Mix" versions of Birth By Sleep and Kingdom Hearts II."
http://andriasang.com/con0vm/nomura_kh_announce/
They started development after DDD. There was no releasing "straight away". Developing games takes a LONG time. There was no way KH3 could've ever come out on PS3 at that point and especially not within two to three years.On releasing KH3 straight away for PS3 with the same technology before 2015 when everyone dumped the technology they used for the last ten years and possibly told him to keep on giving the previous games to keep everyone on a cliff-hanging loophole.
Why doesn't Nomura just start his own company... with booze... and hookers... actually... forget the booze... in fact... forget the companyOkay, so why didn't the company let Nomura do KH3 already and solve the secret ending of Dirge of Cerberus(despite that only a few people including me on this site loves the Compilation)?
Nomura is careful to explain that the ReMIX titles have little interference with KH3's development. They're kind of side-by-side developments. The real positive thing with them is that you can release KH titles, get people caught up and attract new players previously unable to go through the series. By keeping a steady flow of games, you can give KH3 more development time since the pressure is off slightly to deliver more content in the KH series. This is especially true of 2.8.They seem to have done a pretty good job in releasing the handheld games in just a few years from each other, not to mention redoing Coded twice in just a space of two to three years, especially with PS3.
With 2.8, you can easily just front-end the development of that section of KH3's story (0.2). Just slice off that part off and develop it, optimise it and all that jazz on its own. It's all KH3 assets, really. Besides, graphics aren't necessarily the issue with big-budget games. It's content building, debugging, optimisation. Things you have to do separately between 2.8 and 3.Tashasaurous said:AND also having done so with 2.8 releasing next week in Japan. Really, I think people are getting faster in the graphics. It's the storyline and keep on getting distracted by going several other games at the same time is what gets to me.
The interview you mention is post-3D. Back in the times of Birth by Sleep, there were ideas of continuing that story, as Nomura still had things he wanted to establish within the time gap- Birth by Sleep -Volume Two-. Nomura explains in later times that despite these ideas existing at one point, they ultimately had to abandon them, hence the answer in that interview. However, we now know Nomura wanted to salvage those key ideas in 3. Although, they decided to move that part of development into 2.8. If you look at it that way you can say that nothing really ever changed.Tashasaurous said:Plus, 0.2 is a sequel to Birth by Sleep, thus "Birth By Sleep 2".
Funny, since the original concept of KH Coded (Then not really going to be a KH title) was put forward by Nomura while drunk]Why doesn't Nomura just start his own company... with booze... and hookers... actually... forget the booze... in fact... forget the company
Nomura is careful to explain that the ReMIX titles have little interference with KH3's development. They're kind of side-by-side developments. The real positive thing with them is that you can release KH titles, get people caught up and attract new players previously unable to go through the series. By keeping a steady flow of games, you can give KH3 more development time since the pressure is off slightly to deliver more content in the KH series. This is especially true of 2.8.They seem to have done a pretty good job in releasing the handheld games in just a few years from each other, not to mention redoing Coded twice in just a space of two to three years, especially with PS3.
With 2.8, you can easily just front-end the development of that section of KH3's story (0.2). Just slice off that part off and develop it, optimise it and all that jazz on its own. It's all KH3 assets, really. Besides, graphics aren't necessarily the issue with big-budget games. It's content building, debugging, optimisation. Things you have to do separately between 2.8 and 3.Tashasaurous said:AND also having done so with 2.8 releasing next week in Japan. Really, I think people are getting faster in the graphics. It's the storyline and keep on getting distracted by going several other games at the same time is what gets to me.
The interview you mention is post-3D. Back in the times of Birth by Sleep, there were ideas of continuing that story, as Nomura still had things he wanted to establish within the time gap- Birth by Sleep -Volume Two-. Nomura explains in later times that despite these ideas existing at one point, they ultimately had to abandon them, hence the answer in that interview. However, we now know Nomura wanted to salvage those key ideas in 3. Although, they decided to move that part of development into 2.8. If you look at it that way you can say that nothing really ever changed.Tashasaurous said:Plus, 0.2 is a sequel to Birth by Sleep, thus "Birth By Sleep 2".