Square Enix released a new “Classic Kingdom” trailer for Kingdom Hearts III that shows off its new mini-games inspired by Disney cartoons and 1980’s LCD games that you’ll get to check out in the upcoming title.

The Kingdom Hearts Orchestra –World Tour- made its debut in 2017 to celebrate the series’ 15th anniversary, and it’s back for a second wave of worldwide performances starting June 2018.

We previously got a first look at Kingdom Hearts III’s new Bring Arts figure for Riku and his updated appearance for the game. Pre-orders are now live along with a closer look at the figure with new images.

We got a peek at Riku’s new looks in Kingdom Hearts III recently, and it didn’t take long for Square Enix to give us a glimpse of his new Bring Arts figure that is in the works.

We got to check out Kingdom Hearts III’s latest trailer yesterday from D23 Expo Japan 2018 yesterday, where more details were shared about its development, info on the Gummi Ship, and more.

Square Enix released a brand-new Kingdom Hearts III trailer at D23 Expo Japan today, where we got a first look at a new Monster, Inc. world for the game, and more from the worlds of Toy Story and Tangled.

Several users from Kingdom Hearts forum Kingdom Hearts Insider recently purportedly gained access to around 2TB worth of game creation data from the upcoming Kingdom Hearts 3, with evidence of another new, unannounced world.

Square Enix showed off a couple new figures from its Bring Arts line with a look at a new “Sora Second Form ver.” figure from Kingdom Hearts III and a new Weltall concept design for Xenogears.

Tetsuya Nomura answered questions from fans about Kingdom Hearts III’s early announcement, adding characters from NieR, Dragon Quest, or other Square Enix games, a CGI fillm, “belts & zippers,” and more.

We previously got a look at new Kingdom Hearts III screenshots as well as interview details from D23 Expo, and Square Enix sent out more screenshots in Japan with a closer look at toy Sora and the others.

Tetsuya Nomura had more to share on Kingdom Hearts III and its recently revealed Toy Story world, as well as some talk on Final Fantasy VII Remake and working on Xenoblade Chronicles 2.

In addition to talking about what’s been causing the delay for Kingdom Hearts III and working on his first full-HD title, Tetsuya Nomura shared some more info about Keyblade transformations and summons.

Kingdom Hearts III director Tetsuya Nomura broke the silence about what’s been taking so long for the development of the highly-anticipated title in a recent interview.

Tetsuya Nomura followed up with more on Kingdom Hearts III with talk about a new playable character besides Sora, a possible Switch release and HD collection on Xbox, on Toy Story’s inclusion, and more.

Square Enix revealed a new trailer for Kingdom Hearts III showing a new world based on Pixar’s Toy Story, as well as a 2018 launch window for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.