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1. #Kingdom hearts hd 1.5 remix cutscenes japanese Patch
2. #Kingdom hearts hd 1.5 remix cutscenes japanese upgrade

The Japanese version also launched with some bugs that Square Enix has been quick to patch and have already said they are working on a day one patch for this collection as well, along with working on other potential issues.

#Kingdom hearts hd 1.5 remix cutscenes japanese upgrade

On the downside, the upgrade to 60fps has also led to some bugs, including stuttering at times, especially in Kingdom Hearts II. This included cutscene transitions, as well as when changing drive forms in Kingdom Hearts II, but that has been greatly improved in Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX.

One of the problems that the Kingdom Hearts series in general has had over the years has been annoyingly long load times, with the PS3 collections also having issues with this. However, with the release of Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 +2.5 ReMIX, you can finally experience each of these on one single platform, even though some are included in cinematic form instead of an actual game. The rest of the entries in the series prior to Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 released first on portable platforms as well, including 358/2 Days, Re:Coded, and Birth By Sleep. The two main games, Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II, both released for PS2, while the Game Boy Advance game Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories was also ported to PS2 as Re:Chain of Memories a little later. Kingdom Hearts series has been going for exactly 15 years in Japan and has spanned a number of platforms. This started last generation with the release of both Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 and 2.5 on PS3, which was followed by the more recent Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue for PS4 that even included entirely new content. Though the timing is a little odd to come after Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8, Square Enix has now brought the previous two collections together for PS3 to the PS4 in one game known as Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX. The much awaited Kingdom Hearts 3 is still a little while away, but Square Enix has been gradually bringing the previous games in the franchise to modern consoles.