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So, the people at FF-Reunion.net have reported that in the next issue of Famitsu Weekly, the always-interesting mind behind Kingdom Hearts, Tetsuya Nomura, will announce a new game, or at least hint at one. Whether this title is BbS: Volume II, an entirely new KH game, or most importantly related to KH at all is yet to be confirmed, but it does get you thinking, doesn't it? You can see FF-Reunion's quote below:

Tell us what you think, or hope, this new title will be in the posts below!

Source: FF-Reunion.net

(Disclaimer: FF-Reunion has proven to be a reliable source, so, this shouldn't be a fake report, like the last KH-in-Famitsu-related article.)

Oh wow, another update brought to our attention from forum member P! He's on roll, isn't he? I'm gonna need to step my game up, haha! This update is kind of small, but still very awesome to read.

Anyways, at this year's Japan Expo Awards 2011, an event specifically for the French, as they celebrate all great pieces of media coming out of Japan, such as music, anime, manga, and last but not least, video games. And guess what? This year, they awarded Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep this year's Best Portable Game award! Like I said - awesome, right?

Source: http://khdestiny.fr/news-1072-Birth-by-Sleep-remporte-un-Japan-Expo-Award.html (site's in French, so)

MEP stands for Multi Editor Project. Multiple editors working together on one project. Despite most MEPs usually using one song, one band, or one theme, this project will be more like a worm. Everybody makes a small video and in the end, we'll combine them together to form a whole video to showcase our editors.


Since this is a Kingdom Hearts community, the allowed video sources will be Kingdom Hearts, Final Fantasy and Disney. Other sources unfortunately won't be allowed.

- Song Selection -​

Anything you want it to be but keep it PG-13.


The editing style all depends on the track. If the track is fast-paced, the editing should reflect that, and likewise with a slow song. Use whatever style suits you best, though. Having different styles in this MEP is what I'm shooting for, as having all the tracks look the same isn't fun or appealing at all. This is a collection of our styles all in one project and I want it to look that way.

- Rules -​

- One of our lovely purple monsters, Stardust, will be the co-coordinator of this project. Her word shall be law! Listen or fear the banhammer*shot*

- If you join the MEP, I expect you to be active or I will hunt you down. You are to keep everyone involved in the MEP up to date with your progress. Be it a little or a lot. I would like to know where everyone stands on their tracks. So try to keep us updated.

- There is no limit on participants and no restriction on who can participate based on post count or join date, so everyone is free to join up!

- At the moment, the time limit hasn't been decided on yet. It'll be determined by how many editors will be participating in the project.

- No bumpers, watermarks, or anything of the such. They're very distracting and people will be able to find out who made what part just by looking at the description.


If you are interested in joining, please post below so we can gauge interest and determine the time limit for parts =].

List of Participants:​

Good evening, fellow KH fans!

Very, VERY interesting update here for you all, which was brought to our attention by forum member P. So, after some people went through the files of Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep Final Mix, they found animations and renders of Sora, Riku, and Kairi, all from the up-and-coming Nintendo 3DS title Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance. After hearing this, it appears "KH3D," as fans call it, will most likely run on the same engine Birth by Sleep did. Pretty exciting, huh?

Anyways, you can see both videos, posted by YouTube's Keytotruth here and here, or watch them below:

Hope you all enjoy; we should have more updates coming soon!

Hey, guys!

Got a sweet update for you here - Famitsu has posted a survey pertaining to the Kingdom Hearts series. The questions range from the original Kingdom Hearts to the future of the series. The results will be revealed in the new Famitsu magazine, which will be on store shelves July 14th.

If you want to take the survey, you're probably going to need to know Japanese, 'cause Google Translate makes it look like pure gibberish, lol.

Anyway, it's good to get something KH-related, right? I think so.

Source: Famitsu.com