Kingdom Hearts Re:coded begins with Jiminy Cricket checking out his journal he wrote during the adventures of the original Kingdom Hearts.

English screenshots show Destiny Islands, Traverse Town, and Sora talking to Alice about an unbirthday.

Does this set the stage for Kingdom Hearts 3DS on the Nintendo 3DS? Go on, you know you want to watch it.

Square Enix USA’s announcement comes with a new batch of English screenshots from Kingdom Hearts Re:coded.

Kingdom Hearts Re:coded is coming to Europe in January, three months after its Japanese release this week.

The wait for Kingdom Hearts Re:coded may be shorter than the usual Square Enix localization since the game just popped up in the ESRB’s database.

We ask the developer behind Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days and Re:Coded to tell us about themselves.

More screenshots of familiar Kingdom Hearts worlds and characters inside.

Swinging a keyblade while jumping around on 3D maps is the core of Kingdom Hearts Re:coded. But, that isn’t the only style of gameplay in this Nintendo DS remake.

When it was announced for Japan, Square Enix set Kingdom Hearts Re:coded for fall and the Nintendo DS game’s release is right on target.

“The scenario is the same [as the cell phone version], but the game system is different,” Tetsuya Nomura explained.

Square Enix and Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days developer h.a.n.d. are working on a new Kingdom Hearts game. It’s not Kingdom Hearts III. It’s Kingdom Hearts Re:Coded.

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days will undoubtedly be one of 2009′s biggest DS titles. It’s an incredibly action RPG with bite sized missions that can be played in chunks or one after another that manages to capture the magic and appeal of the console Kingdom Hearts games in a portable form.

Yes, Square Enix is localizing the Nintendo Wii Chocobo’s Mysterious Dungeon game and to my relief they are using the Final Fantasy Fables branding…