I.5 Remix

We're all stupendously excited to see that Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD Remix will be seeing an international release in the Fall of 2013. Square-Enix Community Manager Rob Peeler has been answering some questions about the game over at the PlayStation Blog. Some of the highlights:
Now that a few days have passed since the announcement, shops are slowly making preorders available. No bundles have been advertised yet, and I have a feeling we probably won't see them, at least not to the extent that we did for Dream Drop Distance. The game seems to be retailing for $40 (£29.99), which isn't much considering you're getting two games and a three hour movie!

With the box art revealed a month ago, the backside of the physical Japanese copy has appeared on the internet. As the HD collection is just over 2 weeks away from it's Japan release, news should be popping up as the release date inches closer.

Image find credited to Libregkd

Square-Enix (North America) and Square Enix (Europe) has confirmed that the release of Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD Remix will be releasing around Fall 2013. Fans can expect the same exact version that will be releasing in Japan on March 14. Yes that's right! This includes additional enemies, abilities, weapons, cutscenes and much more that were once part of Final Mix when it first released.

The Kingdom Hearts (North America) portal has also been transformed. Take a look at the new portal and browse through all the games. http://www.kingdomhearts.com

The HD screenshots continue with an article from Gamewatch delivering more scenes from the Re:CoM portion of the game. While half of them have been already released from Famitsu, there is still a good 20 or so you that can be seen.

As done with the Final Mix and 358/2 Days portion of the 1.5 HD ReMix, Famitsu has begun releasing screenshot previews of the second game to come with the collection; Re:Chain of Memories. along with the screenshots, a small interview is posted with Art Director: Takeshi Fujimoto, and Animation Director; Koji Hamada. All the information seen online will be part of the February 21st issue of Famitsu Weekly.