The Mirage Arena has a new, humongous boss to battle in Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep Final Mix. Players can team up to fight Monstro, the giant whale from Pinocchio.

For the first time in a year, a PSP game was in the NPD’s top-ten sales chart. Can you guess which one it was?

For the most part, Birth by Sleep is Kingdom Hearts as you know it: fantastic gameplay with an awkward story. However, it does bring something new to the table as well.

Square have released the trailer for Final Mix they presented at the Tokyo Game Show.

New moves, new characters and new minigames are all part of the updated Birth by Sleep.

Here’s a quick summary of what’s coming out when with new some new screenshots, just in case you missed the news last night.

Codes change Lightning into Aya Brea and Cloud into Kingdom Hearts Cloud.

Around a year after Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep’s release date in Japan, Square Enix will re-release the PSP game with English voice acting.

Shonen Jump has the news about Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep Final Mix, which is based on the North American version.

Tetsuya Nomura hopped on to the official Kingdom Hearts twitter to write a message for fans in North America and Europe.

Let’s take a look at how Aqua’s journey begins in Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep…

Watch Zack ask Aqua out on a date (and more…lots more) in this latest Birth by Sleep trailer.

Square and Eidos have a nice treat in store for Birth by Sleep fans.

If you’re thinking about buying Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep at launch you might want to reserve it. Square Enix is giving out a set of PSP decals to pre-orderers.