Final Fantasy 7 Remake is opening up the multiverse for its story, but it's ignoring another Square Enix multiverse that it could take advantage of: Kingdom Hearts. Kingdom Hearts made a name for itself by crafting a multiversal setting in order to tell a story featuring both Final Fantasy and Disney characters and elements, so a Kingdom Hearts cameo of some kind would be a fun time in sequels for this new telling of Final Fantasy 7. 2e140

Video game sequels like Kingdom Hearts 3, Kid Icarus Uprising, and others took quite a long time to come out, leaving players waiting a decade or more for new entries. Whether due to company disinterest, the dev team being pushed onto other projects, or the first game not being that successful when it first released, some sequels to beloved game series take several years to come out. Some, however, took much longer than others.

How does Assassin's Creed: Black Flag compare to the Pirates of the Caribbean segment of Kingdom Hearts 3? The most famous section of the long-awaited JRPG sequel is by far the one that emulates one of the Assassin's Creed series' most beloved titles, using the world of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End to sail around on a ship, getting into fights reminiscent of Black Flag. But how do the two hold up when compared?

The hype for Kingdom Hearts 4 rolls on as fans continue to theorize over what the next installment of the franchise will include and what they want to see next. Gameplay improvements have yet to be revealed by creators and fans could be waiting until at least 2023 to see them come to life unless another surprise trailer is dropped in the meantime.

With Kingdom Hearts 4 "The Lost Masters Saga" announced to be in early development on the franchise's 20th anniversary on April 10th, 2022, the internet has been abuzz with speculation on what gameplay and story mechanics Tetsuya Nomura is developing. The Kingdom Hearts franchise has close to a dozen installments with an everchanging and adapting gameplay that gives each game a unique feel.

A new Kingdom Hearts 3 mod makes King Mickey fully playable. Being a crossover between Disney and Final Fantasy, the Kingdom Hearts series features guest appearances from several of the House of Mouse’s most iconic characters - with Donald Duck and Goofy being chief among them as main protagonist Sora’s companions. Naturally, Mickey Mouse himself is one of the many classic Disney characters appearing in Kingdom Hearts, serving as the wise king of Disney Castle and a powerful recurring ally throughout the series.

Kingdom Hearts has established an expansive world that fans enjoy for the gameplay and cut scenes and with Kingdom Hearts 4 on the horizon, fans have been speculating what major plot points will be revisited in the game. Kingdom Hearts can seem complicated for first-time players, and they may not want to devote themselves to a well-established series.

What should have been a welcome arrival of the beloved Kingdom Hearts series onto the Nintendo Switch still remains a messy, broken port collection. Originally released February 10, the Final Mix versions of the Kingdom Hearts titles were released separately and as a bundle, titled the Integrum Masterpiece. However, the ports turned out to be much less than masterful.

Violence in video games has been a hot topic for decades. Some people think it's inappropriate and over-the-top, while others think it's completely harmless. Plenty of games are entirely built around being violent. Players of Mortal Kombat, Resident Evil, and Postal go into the game expecting a fair amount of gore.

Although some great video games can have rocky starts, first impressions are still important. If a game doesn't hook the player within the first 30 minutes, they'll likely never pick it up again, especially since the gaming industry is now humongous with hundreds of new titles releasing each year.