KH3D Director Interview in Famitsu Weekly

The latest issue of Famitsu Weekly featured an interview with Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance director Tetsuya Nomura where he shares details about the latest title as well as hints towards the next entry into the series. I previously published some details prior to it’s release thanks to Japanese bloggers and now I have

KH3D Ultimania Scenario Mysteries

The Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance Ultimania has various features detailing the title as well as interviews with it’s developers. My friend Goldpanner and I have translated the section on Scenario Mysteries, where the director of the series Tetsuya Nomura goes into details about the mysterious plots and persons appearing in the latest addition

KH3D Ultimania Director Interview

The detailed guide book, Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance Ultimania, contains more than just a walk through of the game. My friend Goldpanner and I have translated the interview with Kingdom Hearts series director Tetsuya Nomura where he divulges about the game’s production as well as explains many details about the mysterious plots occurring in the latest entry into

The Next Kingdom Hearts Not KH3?

The latest issue of Famitsu Weekly features an interview with Kingdom Hearts series director Tetsuya Nomura where he divulges some information about the mysterious occurrences in Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance as well as what the future of the series holds. While he is elusive whether or not the next title will be Kingdom Hearts 3, judging by

Kingdom Hearts 10th Anniversary Director Interview

Continuing the Kingdom Hearts  10th Anniversary celebration, Famitsu Weekly released a second article containing an overview of the entire series along with commentary from various staff like manga artist Amano Shiro and Disney Japan’s Justine Scarpone as well as others. The article also contains more information regarding details players may want to pay attention to on their second play-through of

First Look at Famitsu Weekly’s KH3D Special

To promote the release of Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance, Famitsu Weekly featured it on the cover of their latest issue along with a 24 page spread featuring a time line of every release from initial to now involving the series, fanart from around the world, messages from the voice actors of Sora, Riku,

Famitsu Weekly KH3D Interview – Part 2

Continuing the interview that Famitsu Weekly started last week, Tetsuya Nomura, the director of Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance shares more insight on the conception and what we can expect to see when the game drops next week. Part one of this interview was translated by my friend Goldpanner and I’m picking up in the

Famitsu Weekly KH3D Interview – The Ending Reveals All!

As expected, the latest issue of Famitsu Weekly contains an interview with Kingdom Hearts series director Tetsuya Nomura where he discuses the upcoming title Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance and briefly touches on Final Fantasy Versus XIII. Special thanks to Sal from Gematsu for sharing his copy with me. You’ve probably read the main

Famitsu Weekly Details More KH3D

Just 3 weeks before Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance hits shelves in Japan, Famitsu Weekly is releasing another scoop on what to look forward to. Thanks to Arika from Rebirth Wings, images of the article have leaked early. Warning, some of the content may contain spoilers. Here are some of the headlines until I

KH3D Impressions from Famitsu Weekly

Thanks to some photos taken from an issue of Famitsu Weekly magazine by Twitter user bKvEBVAvUq, we have some game impressions for Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance. I’ve translated the impressions, you can read them below. Abruptly Climatic! Reviewer: Sekaisandai Sandaikawa “I have a scary face like a demon, but I’m really an emotional person.” The

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About SQEXGAL

My name is Olivia Slayton and I’m a recent graduate who loves reporting about games. I’ve attended numerous events including Tokyo Game Show, Jump Festa, and E3. I primarily translate content from Japanese to English and try to focus on games that don’t already have an accurate translator working on them.

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