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Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner can't remember why he green-lit Kingdom Hearts
Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner admitted he cannot recall why he approved the pitch for the Kingdom Hearts video game series. Eisner, now an investor in Delphi Interactive, was questioned about the series' origins after a panel in New York. An anecdote from former Disney Japan employee Shuji Utsumi detailed the experimental nature of the pitch and the groundwork required for its approval.
Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link Leak Has Fans Wishing Square Enix Hadn't Canceled Its Mobile Spinoff
Footage of the intro for the canceled mobile game Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link has leaked online, leading fans to express disappointment that Square Enix did not release the title. The leak showcases what appears to be a nearly finished product.
Canceled Kingdom Hearts spin-off's intro apparently leaks online and not even veteran fans understand what's going on: "Why does it look like Pacific Rim but with Keyblades"
The opening cinematic for the canceled mobile game Kingdom Hearts: Missing-Link has reportedly leaked online, featuring a large-scale battle and narrative elements that some fans find confusing and unlike the game's previously described steampunk aesthetic. The footage's grand scale has led to speculation that parts of it may be repurposed for Kingdom Hearts 4.
Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link may have been cancelled, but that hasn't stopped footage of Keyblade-wielding astronauts from leaking online
Footage of the cancelled mobile game Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link has surfaced online, showcasing astronaut-like characters fighting a giant Heartless with Keyblades. Development on the game, which was intended to connect Kingdom Hearts Union X and Kingdom Hearts Dark Road, ended last year due to concerns about long-term service viability. Square Enix's current focus for the series is on Kingdom Hearts 4.
Square-Enix Should Resurrect Its Graveyard Of Mobile Games After Final Fantasy Resonance
Square Enix's announcement of Final Fantasy Resonance, an HD-2D remake of the mobile game Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius, highlights the potential for reviving its numerous shut-down mobile titles. The article argues that the company should consider repurposing its entire mobile catalog, including games like Chaos Rings and Demon's Score, into offline console and PC experiences to preserve their legacies and reach new audiences. This discussion is framed against the backdrop of fan-led revival efforts for games like Nier Re[in]carnation and differing views on game preservation.
Kingdom Hearts 4 is coming to Switch 2 as first gameplay trailer released
Square Enix has released the first gameplay trailer for Kingdom Hearts 4, confirming its launch on Nintendo Switch 2 alongside PlayStation 5, Xbox, and PC. The trailer showcases Sora's new abilities in the city of Quadratum. Additionally, all previous Kingdom Hearts collections will receive native Switch 2 ports on October 8.
Square Enix whip out the defibrillator to bring back Kingdom Hearts 4 from the brink with a new trailer and promise of a PC release
Square Enix has released a new trailer for Kingdom Hearts 4, showcasing updated combat and confirming a PC release alongside its multiplatform launch. The game has been absent since its initial announcement in 2022, with speculation that its development was impacted by the cancellation of the mobile spinoff Missing Link and the need to integrate its story content.
Kingdom Hearts March Caprice 2026 Concert Soirée Features Fan-Led Arrangements and Covers
The annual online Kingdom Hearts fan convention, March Caprice, featured its sixth event, including the return of the Concert Soirée. This fan-driven compilation of musical covers for the franchise is now available on YouTube and will be added to services like Spotify and Apple Music. The article also briefly mentions new Kingdom Hearts artwork, the upcoming Kingdom Hearts IV, and the cancellation of Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link.
Tetsuya Nomura Teased Kingdom Hearts 25th Anniversary Prep in New Art
Square Enix celebrated the 24th anniversary of Kingdom Hearts with new art from series creator Tetsuya Nomura, which hinted at preparations for the 25th anniversary on March 28, 2027. While no other announcements were made, the art featured a character that could be Yozora, Riku, or Xehanort. The article also briefly mentions the status of Kingdom Hearts 4 and the cancellation of Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link.
Kingdom Hearts 24th Anniversary Artwork Revealed, Featuring Young Xehanort
Square Enix celebrated the 24th anniversary of the Kingdom Hearts franchise with new artwork by Tetsuya Nomura, featuring Young Xehanort. The artwork is similar to one released in 2022, and the team thanked fans for their support. The article also briefly mentions the status of Kingdom Hearts IV and the setting of Quadratum, noting that Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link has been canceled.