Despite the growing numbers of popular video games, "Kingdom Hearts" remains to be one of the best enjoyable and fun games to play with. In fact, many are looking forward to the release date of "Kingdom Hearts 3."
At the time, nothing is certain as to when Square Enix will release the anticipated game, "Kingdom Hearts 3." However, the title will eventually see the light of day.
Recent reports claim that one of the voice actors in "Final Fantasy VII" may do a recording for "Kingdom Hearts 3." According to The Marshmalltown, one follower asked Steve Burton, the man behind Cloud's voice in "FFVII" on Twitter if he will be involved in the next iteration of "Kingdom Hearts."
He responded by saying, "Doing something in a few weeks! I'll let you know."
Doing something in a few weeks! I'll let you know. :) https://t.co/rz0rHSxWvq
— Steve Burton (@1SteveBurton) March 5, 2016
Although it is likely a response to the inquiry, the report also stressed that it is also possible that Burton meant it for something else, perhaps for the remake of "Final Fantasy VII."
Per MoviePilot, "Kingdom Hearts 3" will be a direct sequel to "Kingdom Hearts 2" which was released over a decade ago. In one of the previous interview with Tetsuya Nomura, he revealed that the title has no official name at the time.
It's been over ten years of waiting and counting, but it is still uncertain as to when"Kingdom Hearts 3" will be available. Latinos Health reported that the title is pushed back to a 2017 release date. Although the game is delayed, Nomura suggests that it is better compared to the previous iterations of the franchise.
"There have been many bold additions to Kingdom Hearts III in combat and those are only possible because we have access to the better hardware but it hasn't necessarily been things I couldn't have done then. It's more that I learned from the experiments of the spin-offs," he told GamesTM.
When do you think, "Kingdom Hearts 3" will arrive? Will it arrive next year or earlier? Or will it be delayed again? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
