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gaming1 year ago

"Unraveling Kingdom Hearts' Tie-In with Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth"

Kingdom Hearts celebrates the release of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth with a social media post featuring Sora in Shibuya, referencing a real-life ad campaign. The image is actually an edited photo of the secret ending of Kingdom Hearts 3, set in Quadratum, which is based on Tokyo's Shibuya district. Square Enix announced Kingdom Hearts 4 in 2022, but little information has been released since. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth officially released on PlayStation 5, and fans are just starting to dive in.

via IGN|
#finalfantasyvii#gaming#kingdomhearts
gaming1 year ago

"Unveiling Kingdom Hearts 4: Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Saga"

The official Kingdom Hearts X/Twitter account shared an image of Sora in what appears to be the streets of Shibuya, celebrating the release of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, hinting at the setting for Kingdom Hearts 4 in Quadratum, a bustling city based on Tokyo. This marks a rare glimpse into the highly anticipated sequel, which was officially announced by Square Enix in 2022. Meanwhile, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth has been released on PlayStation 5, garnering positive reviews.

via IGN|
#finalfantasyviirebirth#gaming#kingdomhearts4
gaming1 year ago

"REYNATIS: A Stunning Action RPG Collaboration with Kingdom Hearts Talent"

FuRyu and Natsume Atari have unveiled the first trailer, details, and screenshots for REYNATIS, an action RPG set in modern-day Shibuya, Tokyo, where magic users are oppressed. Players will explore Shibuya and an alternate world, switch between "Suppressed" and "Liberated" modes, and follow the stories of two protagonists with different perspectives. The game will be released for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Switch on July 25 in Japan, with various physical and digital editions available.

via Gematsu|
#action#gaming#reynatis
asia2 years ago

Tokyo's Halloween Crackdown: Samurai Trash Collectors Clean Streets

The Shibuya district in Tokyo, known for its vibrant pop culture, has cracked down on Halloween festivities due to concerns over safety and complaints of excessive noise and litter. Last year's Halloween tragedy in Seoul, where over 150 people were crushed to death, heightened officials' fears of a similar disaster in Shibuya's narrow alleys. The ban on Halloween celebrations, along with restrictions on public alcohol consumption, has been seen by some as an overreaction against youthful spirits by heavy-handed and often aged officials.

via The Economist|
#asia#crackdown#festivities