Kingdom Hearts 3 Release Date Frozen Gameplay Trailer? Xbox One Gamers Appeal To Developers
Xbox One gamers who have watched Frozen are now calling for Square Enix to add in both Elsa and Anna to the upcoming Kingdom Hearts 3, Monitoring Crunch reports, leaving many fans wondering if developer Square Enix will release a gameplay trailer including the segment.
"Adding Frozen into Kingdom Hearts 3 won't be much of a problem for Square Enix. This is due to the character model which is on the same wavelength. Thanks to this, re-creating the character is unnecessary," the website writes.
"Frozen is definitely one of Disney's finest works. One fan got so into the film that a video got created suggesting the best Frozen music for Kingdom Hearts 3."
YouTube user BlueNctrn has reimagined the Kingdom Hearts 3's soundtrack and offers some of the best remixes you'll hear of Square Enix's upcoming game, Gameranx.com reports, leaving many fans wondering if the developer will consider implementing them into the game.
Earlier this week, Square Enix producer Shinji Hashimoto said that information about both "Kingdom Hearts III" and "Final Fantasy XV" will come "in the near future."
Hashimoto also admitted that both Kingdom Hearts 3 and Final Fantasy XV have been a long time coming, but pledged the studio is pulling out all the stops to ensure fans aren't disappointed, Playstation Universe reports.
A new Kingdom Hearts 3 campaign has been started in an attempt to get Square Enix to port the upcoming PS4 and Xbox One video game to the Wii U, Examiner.com reports.
According to a report from Gaming Bolt on Feb. 16, an online petition was set up on Change.org in order to capture the attention of David Yang, Examiner.com also reports.
Kingdom Hearts 3's release date may be delayed by Final Fantasy XV-a Square Enix producer said the latter game is a priority.
"We can't give too much information but certainly looking at 'Final Fantasy XV,' it's not as if it's in competition with 'Kingdom Hearts III' for resources or anything like that," Yoshinori Kitase said during a recent interview, according to the site.